Africa). The capital city of Rhinoland consists mainly of large stone pyramid structures, which house most government offices, as well as the Rataxes living quarters, and quarters for the army, along with a series of storage facilities and dungeons. Much of the rhino population live in houses and structures nearby. Though perhaps not as technologically or culturally "refined" as their elephant counterparts, the rhinos are all fairly educated, and both Lord and Lady Rataxes do care about the safety and well-being of their citizens, and will go to great lengths to help them, even if it sometimes means asking their elephant counterparts for assistance. Rataxes' portrayal has differed slightly in the animated TV series, where he is portrayed as cold-hearted and power-hungry, particularly when contrasted with the leadership style of Babar. In Babar: The Movie he is portrayed even more negatively, as ruthless and warlord-like. References Literary characters introduced in 1931 Fictional anthropomorphic characters Fictional rhinoceroses Rataxes Babar the Elephant Male literary villains Male film villains