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La comparaison de la teneur en cendres insolubles dans l'acide des matières fécales et du poids net de la nourriture a fourni des estimations fiables de digestibilité, et cette méthode a le potentiel d'une application plus large dans les situations où la collecte totale de matières fécales n'est pas possible. Le suivi des sentiers des rhinocéros de Java a permis l'observation en profondeur de leurs habitudes alimentaires dans leur habitat naturel. On a observé trois rhinocéros mâles en bonne santé en tant qu'échantillons pour étudier leur habitat vital, la qualité nutritionnelle et la digestibilité des plantes alimentaires, et l'apport en matière nutritive. Il se nourrit de feuilles, de pousses et de jeunes arbres. Le rhinocéros de Java est généralement arbivore. La seule population sauvage se trouve uniquement au parc National d'Ujung Kulon (PNUK) à Banten, en Indonésie, où la conservation de son habitat est une priorité essentielle de la gestion. Résumé Le rhinocéros de Java (Rhinoceros sondaicus) est l'espèce la plus rare des rhinocéros. Thus measures to improve habitat quality by planting nutritious food plants could make a significant contribution towards safeguarding the future of the last remaining wild population of Javan rhinoceros. This is turn may affect the size of home ranges and limit the population density that can be supported by the habitat. Moreover, even if overall nutrition is adequate, marked fluctuations in nutrient intake over the mean that rhinos may face shortages of specific nutrients, especially fat, at certain times of the year. This discrepancy could suggest that the studied rhinoceros live in a nutritionally suboptimal habitat. Moringa citrifolia, Callicarpa longifolia, Chisocheton microcarphus). Leea sambucina, Zanthoxylum rhetsa, and Diospyros macrophylla) were not among those identified in the UKNP as being most highly nutritious (e.g. Analysis of patterns of consumption showed that rhinos generally selected the food that was most readily available. Overall energy consumption was related to the size of the animal, while the digestibility of plants consumed appeared to be influenced by individual age and habitat conditions. The quantity and quality of food intake were variable among rhinoceroses and over time. There was a strong positive correlation between the size of home range and diversity of food intake, and between the size of home range with the numbers of wallow holes used. Comparing the acid insoluble ash (AIA) content of faeces and in the dry weight of food provided reliable estimates of digestibility, and this method has potential for wider application in situations where total collection of faecal matter is not feasible. Following the trails of Javan rhinoceros allowed in-depth observation of their feeding habits in their natural habitat. Three healthy male rhinoceros were observed as samples to study their home ranges, the nutritional quality and digestibility of food plants, and nutrient intake. The Javan rhino is typically arbivorous, feeding on leaves, shoots and saplings. The last remaining wild population is found only in Ujung Kulon National Park (UKNP), Banten, Indonesia, where the conservation of its habitat is a crucial management priority. The Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus) is the rarest species of rhino.