Kruger national park News
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Johannesburg -
The first recorded deaths of rhinos in South Africa for 2012 were recorded Tuesday when rangers found eight carcasses, all with their horns cut off, making the toll an unprecedented count as the region continues dealing with poachers.
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Home to 90 percent of the rhinos in Africa and the largest rhino population in the world, rhino poaching in South Africa has reached record proportions, with 50 percent of rhinos being taken from within Kruger National Park.
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International crime syndicates are teaming up with poachers in South Africa, leading to continued slaughtering of rhinos with an added twist of using AK-47 assault rifles, night-vision goggles and taunts as rhino horn’s price exceeds the price of gold.
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According to South African National Defence Force (SANDF) Brigadier General Koos Liebenberg, incidents of poaching have dropped significantly since the start of Operation Corona in the Kruger National Park in March this year.
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A veterinarian is lucky to be alive after the hippopotamus he was testing a new sedative on woke up and attacked him. The hippo was not so lucky, however.
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The Kruger wildlife Park's famous elephant bull Alexander, died of a suspected heart attack Monday - closely guarded by one of his dearest male friends. When rangers approached Alexander's body, his friend then ripped out one of the fallen giant 's tusks.
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A South African wildlife ranger had to listen helplessly to the agonised screams of his colleague being dragged from their tent by a lioness at the Thorny bush wildlife reserve, about 25km from the Kruger National Park.The lioness was shot the next day.
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Four people working in South Africa's Kruger National Park are arrested in connection with rhino poaching, the country's national parks body says.
 Wildlife experts in Jasper National Park are worrying about the future of the park's dwindling caribou herds.
A breeding centre in Nepal's Chitwan National Park is preparing endangered Gharial crocodiles for release back into the wild.
 This is the last day hunters can legally shoot moose in two national parks in Newfoundland.
The night sky above the Brecon Beacons National Park could be awarded special protection.
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Herd of elephant seen cooling down on the Pondoro game drive, Kruger National Park, South Africa.
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