Rhino conservation

YOU CAN HELP BRING AN IMMEDIATE HALT TO TRADE IN RHINO UNTIL SOUTH AFRICA SORTS OUT ITS RHINO POACHING PROBLEM! After 1995 the authorities in South Africa began to sell off high value wild animals such as rhino so that private individuals (mostly farmers BUT MORE AND MORE WE HAVE A BODY OF EVIDENCE

Rhinoceros horns have become more valuable than gold, and the animals themselves are paying the price. The growth in demand is largely due to the rhino horn's supposed healing properties; in traditional Chinese medicine it's believed to cure cancer, although no scientific study has ever