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Elephant poaching
Elephant poaching
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Elephant poaching
Elephant poaching
Where do poachers go
Who are the poachers
What is ivory worth
Where does the ivory go
Why buy ivory
The emergency
The emergency
Counting elephants
Who suffers
Why we need elephants
Why we need elephants
The future
How game scouts help
How game scouts help
success stories
International support
How legal hunters help
How legal hunters help
What hunters say
What hunters do
Not a contradiction
What anti-hunters say
What game scouts say
Hunters as conservationists
Other solutions
Other solutions
DNA testing
Google Earth
Corruption
Poverty
Development
CITES
Burns
Businesses
Online sales
Traffickers
Politics
Politics
China
Hong Kong
Tanzania
USA
Bans
The media
Sources
How you can help
Contact us
Store
Blog
No More Poaching
Poachers Use
Machine Guns
to Kill Entire Herds
Poachers make their own bullets which often wound elephants rather than killing them. These elephants die later, and their tusks rot in the sun.
Elephants use their tail hair to flick away flies and tics. One tail can have enough hair for 4 bracelets.
It is illegal to buy & sell any part of an elephant, yet a tourist can buy a bracelet of foot cartilage or tail hair for $50 in Dar's Mwenge Market.
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