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At least two poachers were killed by lions in the Sibuya Reserve, in southeastern South Africa, said the owner of this natural space, Nick Fox
the week, the remains of two people in an area populated with lions, although they can even be three
"Judging by the shoes and found objects in the area, I think that Two or three (poachers) died The remains were scattered over a very large area, making it difficult to track the site and collect all the evidence, "Fox told the local newspaper Sowetan . The reserve, near the town of Kenton-on-Sea, said the group of intruders had entered Sibuya between Sunday night and Monday morning early.
" They were armed, inter alia, with a powerful rifle with a muffler, an ax, a cable cutter and had food for several days: all brands of 39, a group tried to kill the rhinoceros to extract the horns, "explained Fox on the booking page on Facebook
a guide alerted the guards that there were human remains in the natural park. 19659002] "It is clear that poachers fell on a herd of six lions ," said the owner.
The spokesman for the police , Mali Govender, said the investigators had collected human remains sent to forensic experts, as well as the aforementioned firearm to find out if it was used for illegal hunting or crime. 39; about 20,000 rhinoceros South Africa r 80% of the total population of these animals in Africa.
Since 2013, more than 1,000 rhinos die every year in this country ] stealthily killed, that they extract the horn 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 attributed to healing and aphrodisiac properties.
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