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The shocking reason rhinos are transported upside-down
Rhino populations have collapsed due to illegal poaching for their horns. Conservationists now rely on translocation to protect remaining animals. Transporting rhinos by helicopter is often the only ...
Dehorning rhinos significantly reduces poaching rates, offering a promising strategy for conservation in African reserves.
Singapore's position as an air cargo hub makes it a critical transit point in the illegal rhino horn trade from South Africa ...
Kruger National Park is strengthening surveillance and community engagement to combat poaching and protect its wildlife and ...
Namibia has built up large stockpiles of rhino horn after pioneering the practice of cutting them off to deter poachers.
Lawmakers react to US seizure of Venezuelan oil tanker 'Taylor Swift is a Nazi' narrative boosted by coordinated online ...
Encouraging, in the largest ever police bust of wildlife trafficking, merely 7 rhino horns were found amid over 100,000 ...
Conservation officials have announced the death the first Javan rhino ever translocated as part of Indonesia’s conservation ...
Susanne Shultz and her group have received funding for their work in Laikipia from the Darwin Initiative, the International Science Partnership Fund, the University of Manchester, the Biotechnology ...
Contra Costa County residents Peter and Corie Knights founded Wild Africa, a nonprofit organization aimed at protecting ...
A wildlife park has welcomed the birth of its second rhino calf in 2025, marking a rare success for the species in captivity.
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