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Fascinating find | Netwerk24 - Vimarsana News

Fascinating find | Netwerk24

When Eugéne Hahndiek, conservation manager at Nuwejaars Wetlands Special Management Area, posted a photo of a dainty fynbos flower on iNaturalist in August 2022 he never thought it could be a species believed to have been extinct for 42 years.

Flower Thought to Be Extinct Suddenly Found Growing in Road - Vimarsana News

Flower Thought to Be Extinct Suddenly Found Growing in Road

The last official sighting of the flower was in 1981.

Elephant's Foot: Thieves steal 'succulent' plants from South Africa, sell them in China - Vimarsana News

Elephant's Foot: Thieves steal 'succulent' plants from South Africa, sell them in China

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Elephant's Foot: Poachers pluck South Africa's 'succulent' plants for Chinese market - Vimarsana News

Elephant's Foot: Poachers pluck South Africa's 'succulent' plants for Chinese market

It's just one kind of succulent that's being pulled out of the wilderness at what scientists say are alarming rates, and many of the rare plants some of which are up to 100 years old.

Poachers Pluck South Africa's 'Succulent' Plants for Chinese Market - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Poachers Pluck South Africa's 'Succulent' Plants for Chinese Market - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

South African customs officials recently became suspicious when they noticed that shipments of "Made in China" children's toys were being sent, oddly, back to China. On closer inspection, the packages did not contain toys at all but were filled with poached contraband. Chinese criminal syndicates, often the very same ones that already have established smuggling…