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Rhino, Calf Shot Dead In Kaziranga National Park In Assam
Three days an adult female rhino was killed, another female rhino and her calf were shot dead and their horns removed by poachers at the Kaziranga National Park in upper Assam last night, a forest department official said.
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Worth Millions Dead, Another Rhino Becomes Target Of Poachers In Kaziranga
In the early hours on Sunday, a female rhino was shot by poachers at Assam's Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site and home to the world's biggest population of the one horned rhino. Her horn, a prized commodity allegedly worth millions of dollars in the international grey market, was sawn off.
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Now Kareena and Babli to Guard Kaziranga Rhinos From Poachers
Jorba, the lone sniffer dog deployed in Assam's Kaziranga National Park to combat rhino poachers, will now have company.
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Hurrah, Kaziranga Count Shows More Rhinos. But There's Bad News Too.
Kaziranga, the world's biggest reserve for the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, purveyed great news recently - a headcount showed 2401 rhinos, up from 2013's count of 2,329.
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Rhino, Calf Shot Dead In Kaziranga National Park In Assam
Three days an adult female rhino was killed, another female rhino and her calf were shot dead and their horns removed by poachers at the Kaziranga National Park in upper Assam last night, a forest department official said.
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Worth Millions Dead, Another Rhino Becomes Target Of Poachers In Kaziranga
In the early hours on Sunday, a female rhino was shot by poachers at Assam's Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site and home to the world's biggest population of the one horned rhino. Her horn, a prized commodity allegedly worth millions of dollars in the international grey market, was sawn off.
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Now Kareena and Babli to Guard Kaziranga Rhinos From Poachers
Jorba, the lone sniffer dog deployed in Assam's Kaziranga National Park to combat rhino poachers, will now have company.
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Hurrah, Kaziranga Count Shows More Rhinos. But There's Bad News Too.
Kaziranga, the world's biggest reserve for the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, purveyed great news recently - a headcount showed 2401 rhinos, up from 2013's count of 2,329.
