Three flight hunters are believed to have been eaten in South Africa

After a head, several bloody limbs and three pairs of shoes found in the Sibuya Reserve in South Africa, park wardens suspect that three flying hunters were eaten on the reserve. Several weapons, including an ax used to carve rhinoceros horn, have also been found, reports Daily Mail.

Reserve owner Nick Fox says there may be more flying hunters in the reserve:

with body parts and three pairs of empty shoes that suggest the lion has eaten three of them, but there is dense vegetation here, so there may be more.

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Three rhinos have been killed in the past

Nick Fox says thieves hunters were bringing a solid arena of weapon and enough food for several days.

– The lion is our guardian and boss, and the thief hunters have chosen the wrong flock and have become a meal, he says according to the Daily Mail.

The Sibuya Reserve is one of the most popular reserves in South Africa, besides lions and rhinos, there is also elephants, buffaloes and leopards. After the flight hunters entered the park to shoot them and steal their horns.

– Although we regret all lost lives, thieves have come here to kill our animals. do not always win, says Nick Fox.

Endangered extinction

There were once 30 different rhinoceros – today there are still five. All species are threatened to varying degrees: Sumatra and Java and bullfighting are threatened, the Indian rhino is classified as vulnerable and the rabbit rush is classified as close to endangered species, according to the WWF.