S. Africa Starts Moving Rhinos to Safe Zones to Cut Poaching
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South Africa has started moving rhinos from areas of heavy poaching in the Kruger National Park to parts of the reserve where they can be protected to combat a surge in illegal killings of the endangered animals.
Last week, 20 rhinos were moved, said Gerry Swan, chairman of the South African National Parks conservation and tourism committee.