South Africa is experiencing a significant increase in rhino poaching, particularly in the southeastern province of KwaZulu-Natal. Recent data released by South African officials indicates that in 2023, the country witnessed a total of 499 rhinos being poached, marking an increase of 51 rhinos compared to the previous year. This surge in poaching activities, with nearly 500 rhinos killed last year, highlights a growing concern for wildlife conservation efforts within the nation.
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Rhino poaching are on the rise in South Africa, as nearly 500 rhinos were killed in the area last year, new figures show. https://t.co/0OgDXuhDZt
The new data, released by South African officials, shows 2023 saw a total of 499 Rhinos poached across the Southern African nation, an increase of 51 from to the previous year. https://t.co/IbaxQUv1qw
South Africa says rhino poaching is back on the rise with poachers targeting the southeastern province of KwaZulu-Natal https://t.co/0yjgWV2za7