South African Poaching and the Struggle of Life.*Warning Graphic

Uploaded 05/12/2015

Rhino and Elephants faced with Horrific Violence all in the name of Profit.

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1. Forest Elephant Photographed in Gabon African Reserve. 65% of Africa's Elephants have been Killed new reports show.
2. An investigator prepares the carcass of a rhino killed for its horn for postmortem in the Kruger national park.
3. A Motion Camera captures the last Moments of this elephant's life before being slaughtered for its Ivory Tusk's.
4. Slaves to the Trade: The African National Army and civilian Militias have recovered millions in poached Ivory, sadly the damage has already been done.
5. Technology Now plays a part in the Monitoring of some of the few remaining Rhinos. Drones have become the New Weapon against poachers.
6. African forest elephants are being poached out of existence, this young male elephant weighing close to 10,000 lbs was left to die for the few pounds of Ivory it possessed.
7. Game scouts found this black rhino bull wandering Zimbabwe's Savé Valley Conservancy after poachers shot it several times and hacked off both its horns.
8. Various Horns and Tusks recovered in African and Asian trade busts.
9. After being shot by poachers, this elephant was left behind because of incoming Game Wardens. Now the Ivory will be removed from the Elephant and destroyed by Local Government Leaders.
10. Game wardens were to late to save this Black Rhino at the Zululand Rhino Reserve in South Africa.
11. The Spoils of War: This Black Rhino is Left to Rot in the scorching Sun after being poached at Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park, in South Africa.
12. Harvesting before being Harvested: Taking the Horns from this Rhino May in fact save its life. The horn will grow back in time and the animal is sedated and left unharmed by Game Wardens.
13. The Defender of the unspoken: A National African Warden stands guard protecting the few remaining Rhinos at the Zululand Rhino Reserve.
14. Spread the Word: Civilian and National awareness is Key to Curving the poaching trend in South Africa.

1. Forest Elephant Photographed in Gabon African Reserve. 65% of Africa's Elephants have been Killed new reports show.
2. An investigator prepares the carcass of a rhino killed for its horn for postmortem in the Kruger national park.
3. A Motion Camera captures the last Moments of this elephant's life before being slaughtered for its Ivory Tusk's.
4. Slaves to the Trade: The African National Army and civilian Militias have recovered millions in poached Ivory, sadly the damage has already been done.
5. Technology Now plays a part in the Monitoring of some of the few remaining Rhinos. Drones have become the New Weapon against poachers.
6. African forest elephants are being poached out of existence, this young male elephant weighing close to 10,000 lbs was left to die for the few pounds of Ivory it possessed.
7. Game scouts found this black rhino bull wandering Zimbabwe's Savé Valley Conservancy after poachers shot it several times and hacked off both its horns.
8. Various Horns and Tusks recovered in African and Asian trade busts.
9. After being shot by poachers, this elephant was left behind because of incoming Game Wardens. Now the Ivory will be removed from the Elephant and destroyed by Local Government Leaders.
10. Game wardens were to late to save this Black Rhino at the Zululand Rhino Reserve in South Africa.
11. The Spoils of War: This Black Rhino is Left to Rot in the scorching Sun after being poached at Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park, in South Africa.
12. Harvesting before being Harvested: Taking the Horns from this Rhino May in fact save its life. The horn will grow back in time and the animal is sedated and left unharmed by Game Wardens.
13. The Defender of the unspoken: A National African Warden stands guard protecting the few remaining Rhinos at the Zululand Rhino Reserve.
14. Spread the Word: Civilian and National awareness is Key to Curving the poaching trend in South Africa.