Three poachers go hunting rhinoceroses and are eaten by lions



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ANIMALS – At least three poachers on the rhinoceros trail were devoured by lions in a private game reserve in southeastern South Africa. Armed with a rifle and an ax, the hunters entered the Sibuya reserve early Monday morning and were found dismembered the next morning, told Nick Fox, the owner of the place. [19659002"Theyfoundthemselvesinthemiddleofagroupoflionsalargegroupapparentlysotheydidnothavealotoftimetoreact"hesaid"Wedonotknowexactlyhowmuchtheywerethereisnotmuchleft"continuedNickFox"wefoundclothesforthreepeople"

Every year, thousands of rhinos are slaughtered in Africa for their horns, very popular with practitioners of traditional medicine in China or Vietnam. There are 5,000 specimens of black rhinos on the African continent, including nearly 1900 in South Africa. The country is also home to some 20,000 white rhinos, or 80% of the world's population.

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