A pack of lions has devoured three hunters in search of rhinos in South Africa A pack of lions has devoured three hunters in search of rhinos in South Africa

July 6, 2018 – 23h39

At least three hunters pursuing rhinos in a private reserve in South Africa were devoured by the lions of the place. Among other things, the hunters entered the Sibuya reserve on Monday morning and the next day they appeared dead and with their bodies mutilated. Said the owner, Nick Fox.

"They found themselves in the middle of a pack of lions, a large group apparently, and did not have a lot of time to react," says the owner of the reserve near the city of Kenton. -on-Sea, in the southeastern part of the country.

"We do not know how many were (the hunters), they did not have much left," said Fox, who acknowledged that "we found three clothes." [19659004Pendantcetempsleporte-paroledelapolicelocaleMaliGovenderadéclaréquelesenquêteursavaientenvoyédesresteshumainsàdebadpertsmédico-légauxainsiqueleursarmesafindedéterminers'ilsétaientutiliséspourlachbadeillégaleoulacriminalité[19659004]. 20 thousand r Innocent, South Africa accounts for 80 percent of the total population of these animals in Africa.

Since 2013, more than 1,000 rhinos have been killed each year by poachers who extract their horns for sale in Asian markets. ] Products made from rhinoceros horn are very popular in China and Vietnam, where this raw material is badociated with social success and is credited with healing and aphrodisiac properties.

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