African elephants lose their ivory genes to avoid extinction
New research by scientists shows that more and more African elephants are not ivory to avoid being shot by poachers.
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New research by scientists shows that more and more African elephants are not ivory to avoid being shot by poachers.
The time has come for humanity to awaken and take action for a better future, aiming to protect the integrity of the ecosystem worldwide.
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A species of bird that lives in East Asia's rainforests is in danger of extinction by a horn that is three times more valuable than ivory.
Elephant poaching in Zimbabwe continued to increase as park rangers at a national park discovered 26 more elephants dying of cyanide poisoning.
Elephants are one of the largest animals on the continent. In the jungle, other animals are very difficult to threaten elephants. However, when elephants died, almost no…
The Kenyan government said it would take strong sanctions against poachers and smugglers of ivory to protect the animal.
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra yesterday said her government will increase efforts to prevent illegal trade in ivory.
Conservation scientists are calling for emergency measures to save elephants, when 62% of African elephants have lost in the last decade.
Conservationists warn that ads related to ivory products from Google are one of the reasons for the increase in ivory hunting.
Southeast Asia is one of the countries that consistently failed to deal with the widespread trade in ivory, despite CITES regulations prohibiting trade in ivory.
Poachers have killed more than 11,000 elephants at Gabon, once considered an African elephant elephant paradise, to get ivory from 2004 to present.
The fate of African elephants is becoming the most fragile in the last 20 years due to the reckless and aggressive activities of poachers.
Kenyan authorities discovered more than 600 pieces of ivory with a total volume of about two tons in a port city yesterday.
The Wildlife Fund (WWF) continues to warn about the risk of increased extinction of Sumarta elephants in Indonesia.