The unclaimed contraband was destined for a company in Central Thailand. Next >>
1 Mar 11
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Posted in African Rhinos, Black Rhino, illegal trade in rhino horn, Public Awareness, Rhino Crime Syndicates, Rhino Horn, Rhino Poaching, White Rhinos
Tagged Africa, Asia, Bangkok, China, Chinese, critically endangered species, elephant tusks, illegal rhino horn trade, ivory, Malaysia, poacher, Poaching, Public Awareness, rhino, Rhino Horn, Rhino Poaching, rhinoceros, Saving Rhinos, Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Thailand, traditional Chinese medicine, TRAFFIC, Vietnam, wildife trafficking
Tagged Africa, Asia, Bangkok, China, Chinese, critically endangered species, elephant tusks, illegal rhino horn trade, ivory, Malaysia, poacher, Poaching, Public Awareness, rhino, Rhino Horn, Rhino Poaching, rhinoceros, Saving Rhinos, Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Thailand, traditional Chinese medicine, TRAFFIC, Vietnam, wildife trafficking
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This shipment of old ivory and extremely dried out rhino horn, looks like it may have come from a “stockpile somewhere, never seen such dried out rhino horns.