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Shocking statistics reveal that Kruger rhino population has dropped by nearly 70% in ten years
Publication Year:
2021
Abstract:
Shocking official statistics have emerged which show that the world's single-largest population of rhinos - those living in the flagship Kruger National Park - has been slashed by between 66% and 70% over the past decade, mainly due to the unrelenting wave of butchery by international hornpoaching syndicates.
Series Title:
Daily Maverick
Type:
Newspaper
Item Type:
Report
Language:
en
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| SA_2021_01_Shocking statistics reveal that Kruger rhino population has dropped.pdf | 603.84 KB |
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