Crime & Law

Poachers Target Elephants in Hwange National Park

Forty-one elephants were poisoned with cyanide in Hwange National Park by poachers seeking to exploit the wildlife for ivory. This incident occurred within the vast salt pans of the park, where the poison was used to lure the elephants to nearby watering holes. The motivation behind this act was the lucrative black market for ivory, prompting poachers to take extreme measures to capture and kill these majestic animals for profit. The poaching incident highlighted the rampant illegal wildlife trade within the region.

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