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Three Held in Connection of Rhino Horn Smuggling
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Three people were held in connection to Rhino horn smuggling.
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Beauty of the Beasts
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FOR an actress to be a success, she must have the face of Venus, the brains of Minerva, the figure of Juno and the hide of a rhinoceros, declared Ethel Barrymore.
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Beauty of the Beasts
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Japan's Crown Prince Visits Rhinos in Kenya
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Japan's Crown Prince Naruhito Friday visited endangered rhinos at a game reserve in Kenya's Rift Valley before planting a tree here with Nobel Prize laureate Wangari Maathai.
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31 rhinos killed in South Africa
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The slaughtering of rhinos in SA is continuing unabatedly.
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31 rhinos killed in South Africa
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Port Lympne says 'guten tag' to Zawadi the Black Rhino
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Meet Zawadi, a female black rhino who is a new arrival at the park.
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Elephant Killed, Rhino Injured by Poachers
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An elephant was killed and a rhino injured by poachers in Assam, Forest department officials said today.
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Imports Raise Fear of China Rhino Farms
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Rhinos, among the world's most endangered and iconic animals, are being farmed on Chinese wildlife reserves to harvest their horns, a report by international conservation monitors has suggested.
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Imports Raise Fear of China Rhino...
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Bones, Scales in $15m Haul
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POLICE have seized tiger bones, anteater scales and bear gall bladders in an international operation against the use of endangered plants and animals in traditional medicine.
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Bones, Scales in $15m Haul
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Poachers Shots and Injured a Rhino
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Poachers shot at and injured a rhino inside Kaziranga National Park last evening.
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Poachers Shots and Injured a Rhino
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Traditional Medicines Containing Wildlife Parts Worth RM46 Million Seized
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In a well-orchestrated operation to clamp down illicit trade in traditional medicines across the globe, Interpol seized medicines containing illegal ingredients from animals ranging from the tiger, bear to rhinoceros.
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Traditional Medicines Containing...
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Animal Parts Seized From Healers
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species were confiscated in Gauteng during a police operation this week, a police spokesperson said on Friday.
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Animal Parts Seized From Healers
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Tanzania to Seek Nod to Sell Ivory Stockpile
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Tanzania said Saturday it will press for permission to sell around 100 tonnes of elephant tusks to reduce its huge stockpile and use the money to combat poaching.
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$100K of Rhino-Stamped Coke Seized by Cops
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White rhino is a slang term for high-grade marijuana.
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$100K of Rhino-Stamped Coke Seized...
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Rhino Poaching Soars in Kenya
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Last year marked the highest number of rhinos ever poached in Kenya.
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Rhino Poaching Soars in Kenya
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Friends of Kaziranga - a Film on Unsung Heroes of the Park
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They toil hard and unsung with minimum bare facilities to protect the endangered rhino along with other animals and it is their conservation efforts that has brought fame and glory to Assam's Kaziranga National Park.
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Rhino's Long Wait for Miss Right
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City zoo officials may not exactly be on the horns of a dilemma, but prolonged bachelorhood of this aging rhino is certainly making them a little restless.
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Rhino's Long Wait for Miss Right
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Release of Rhino Poachers Exposes Widespread Enforcement Failures
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The release of six alleged rhino poachers from custody two weeks before a meeting of the largest wildlife trade convention is emblematic of the chronic lack of political will to enact enforcement efforts required to save this endangered species.
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Diva's for a Difference: Bowling for rhinos at Zoo Boise
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Rhinoceroses have been roaming our planet for more than 50 million years. Myths abound about these beautiful creatures and the powers they hold such as their horn's ability to stop the aging process, their reputation as nature's first firefighters and that they truly look other-worldly. At one time, rhinoceroses were abundant and a common sight in their habitat. In the last century, however, due to illegal poaching and the destruction of the forests and savannah in which they lived, the ...
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Manas to Get 18 More Rhinos Within 3 Months
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Giving a ray of hope to the people of not only Assam but the international community as a whole, as many as 18 rhinos are to be trans-located to the Manas National Park-cum-Tiger Project within three months.
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Manas to Get 18 More Rhinos Within...
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Rhino Killed
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Poachers have killed a female rhino inside the Chitwan National Park.
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Rhino Killed
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Submitted on 28-Feb-10 10:00 AM by
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