South African rhino farm, world's largest, bought by NGO
Johannesburg: The largest rhino farm in the world, which is home to 2,000 animals and located in South Africa, has been bought by the NGO African Park...
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Johannesburg: The largest rhino farm in the world, which is home to 2,000 animals and located in South Africa, has been bought by the NGO African Park...
Johannesburg: The largest rhino farm in the world, which is home to 2,000 animals and located in South Africa, has been bought by the NGO African Park...
Wildlife conservation NPO, Landmark Foundation, has scored another landmark high court victory, reports Martin Welz.
Researchers in South Africa are working on a potentially new method to deter rhino poachers and smugglers by using radioactive markers to make smuggled horns detectable at global ports of entry and less desirable to buyers.
Injecting radioactive substances in horns of rhinos to fight poaching 21 May 2021 / 09:32 H. Rhisotope project by Rosatom is to help prevent poaching. - Photo by Rosatom ROSATOM, the prime contractor and spearhead of the Russian nuclear industry, has found a new way to extend its influence on the African continent in the fight against poaching. The “Rhisotope project” consists of injecting into the horns of rhinos stable, long-lived radioactive substances likely to be detected by control devices installed in ports and airports. “Rhisotope” would thus allegedly facilitate the trac...