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Phil Lewis@phillewis.bsky.social |
Live rhino horns injected with radioactive material in project aimed at curbing poaching in South Africa
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Stephanie goes by Stephanie
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One day headline writers will write a normal headline for what is actually a normal article
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Woj
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Hell yeah!
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Wudang96 💜🌻
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Not sure this is a great idea for the rhinos. It could cause harm that we don't recognize yet. If they can dose enough rhinos to make it too hard to find those that haven't been treated, maybe they could stop more rhinos being killed.
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Joe Slater
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Apparently the group below — they don't seem to be connected? — has already been injecting rhino horns with pink dye, DNA tracing markers, and what sounds like heavy doses of an anti-parasite medication poisonous to humans, to discourage trafficking. The technique seems quite ingenious:
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KaliDestroyer
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Next up: rhinoceros cancer
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@os725.bsky.social
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This feels like the craziest solution they possibly could’ve come up with
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✺ cactus ✺
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ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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