The Lion Bone’s Connected to the … Rhino Horn? (via http://www.rhinoconservation.org)
International concern is growing around South African game industry insiders who are dabbling in illicit rhino horn and lion bone trade. Why lion bones? With fewer than 4,000 wild tigers left — some estimates place the wild population at a mere 3,200 — a sharp increase in the lion bone trade strongly…
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