M. Louis Braille, born 1809 in France, lost his sight in childhood. But by the age of 15, he had developed the system of reading named for him. It works by raised dots on a page.
Rhinos have eyesight, but it isn’t as acute a sense as scent or hearing. Or touch, which is what braille depends upon.
Mighty impressive contribution from M. Braille, with countless grateful beneficiaries.
Your Inner Rhino 
What I loved about this was how you made the whole skin of the rhino a study in braille! Brilliant!
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Actually, Heaven made them all bumpy that way. Part of their charm!
On Wed, Jan 4, 2017 at 7:29 PM, Your Inner Rhino wrote:
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