The body of a female rhino from Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary was reportedly found over the weekend, and unsurprisingly, her horn was missing.
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The body of a female rhino from Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary was reportedly found over the weekend, and unsurprisingly, her horn was missing.
Since 2007, we’ve been offering a wide selection of rhino t-shirts and other merchandise, and one of the most popular t-shirt designs has consistently been our “horny is good” t-shirt. People seem to have fun with this message.
Questions are being raised regarding rhino horn “suppliers” and their effect on illegal rhino horn trafficking.
On September 22, 2011, World Rhino Day was celebrated for the first time in Nepal.
The widely-publicized meeting between Vietnamese and South African officials earlier this week could actually be a step in the right direction: A Vietnamese diplomat was quoted as saying “we need to get rid of the wrong understanding that rhino horn can cure cancer.”
Today is World Rhino Day, and there has already been a global outpouring of support for these magnificent animals.
Posters featuring critically endangered Javan and Sumatran rhinos are now available!
Kudos to UK Environment Minister Richard Benyon for his candor at the CITES Standing Committee in Geneva. He described the rhino horn trade as “archaic” and stated that it “belongs in the Victorian era”.
With rhino horn and ivory trade issues at the forefront of the 61st meeting of the Standing Committee of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), China and other consumer countries are in the hot seat.
Britain plans to address CITES this week with the request that rhino horn consumer countries launch awareness campaigns to debunk the notion that rhino horn contains medicinal properties.