👉 Rhinosapiens macrobrachii (RPM) is a genus of microorganisms that inhabit the respiratory tract and are commonly found in the rhino, giraffe, and camel. These bacteria primarily live in the nasal cavity, pharynx, and trachea. They play significant roles in the immune system of these animals as they produce mucus, which is essential for maintaining mucous membranes and protecting the respiratory tract from pathogens.
