That would look cool in my office…<\/p>\n
PublishedMarch 3, 2026 6:20 PM EST\u2022UpdatedMarch 3, 2026 5:58 PM EST<\/p>\n
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When I was a kid, I watched the Jim Carrey<\/a> vehicle, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, countless times.<\/p>\n It may explain my affinity for Hawaiian shirts and my disdain for Dan Marino’s holding abilities (Lace’s out, Dan; C’mon!).<\/p>\n But I also watched its sequel, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, almost as much.<\/p>\n Enter To Win The Ultimate “Money-Can’t-Buy” Experience At The NCAA Men’s Hoops National Championship Game<\/a><\/p>\n Most people don’t remember the plot of that one \u2014 hell, I’m not even sure I can; I think he’s looking for a bat\u2026 maybe? \u2014 but we can all remember the infamous mechanical rhino scene.<\/p>\n And, if you’ve ever been in the market for a mechanical rhino that once birthed a naked Jim Carrey from its rectum, you’re going to want to hear this.<\/p>\n It’s such a great scene, and in fact, it’s so good, I think people forget it’s from the sequel.<\/p>\n Now, I would’ve assumed that rhino was taken to some prop house and used in some other flicks until it was just chopped up for parts, but it’s still around and is about to hit the auction block.<\/p>\n The auction gets underway<\/a> later this month, and the starting bid is a pretty reasonable-sounding $2,000.<\/p>\n I mean, that’s still a lot, but we’re talking about one of Hollywood’s<\/a> most iconic mechanical rhinos.<\/p>\n It’s expected to fetch between $4,000 and $8,000, which, again, is way less than I would’ve guessed.<\/p>\n What a piece to have in your office, living room, backyard, or, if your HOA is super chill, front yard.<\/p>\n