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Trophy Hunter Who Killed Many Wild Animals Shot Dead
A man who hunted endangered animals and posted images of himself next to their carcasses was shot dead in South Africa, according to a report.
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President Trump To Reverse Ban On Elephant Trophies From Africa
Reversing an Obama-era ban, the Trump administration has decided to issue permits for elephant trophies from Zambia and Zimbabwe, which environmental groups say would lead to more poaching.
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African Rats To Turn Sensitive Noses Against Poaching
Africa's giant rats have been trained to sniff out landmines and detect tuberculosis in humans, and soon they could turn their superior noses to protecting other animals by finding illegal wildlife trophies being smuggled out of African ports.
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Plight Of African Lions Persists 1 Year After Cecil Killing
A year ago, an American killed a lion in Zimbabwe in what authorities said was an illegal hunt, infuriating people worldwide and invigorating an international campaign against trophy hunting in Africa. Some conservationists, however, warn there are greater threats to Africa's beleaguered lion populations, including human encroachment on their habit...
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Trophy Hunter Who Killed Many Wild Animals Shot Dead
A man who hunted endangered animals and posted images of himself next to their carcasses was shot dead in South Africa, according to a report.
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President Trump To Reverse Ban On Elephant Trophies From Africa
Reversing an Obama-era ban, the Trump administration has decided to issue permits for elephant trophies from Zambia and Zimbabwe, which environmental groups say would lead to more poaching.
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African Rats To Turn Sensitive Noses Against Poaching
Africa's giant rats have been trained to sniff out landmines and detect tuberculosis in humans, and soon they could turn their superior noses to protecting other animals by finding illegal wildlife trophies being smuggled out of African ports.
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Plight Of African Lions Persists 1 Year After Cecil Killing
A year ago, an American killed a lion in Zimbabwe in what authorities said was an illegal hunt, infuriating people worldwide and invigorating an international campaign against trophy hunting in Africa. Some conservationists, however, warn there are greater threats to Africa's beleaguered lion populations, including human encroachment on their habit...
