• O&A Team
• January 24, 2022
• Features
• Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, featured, Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, Rhino horn, Rhino poaching, The Kruger Park
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WORDS AND IMAGES: SHIRLEY LE GUERN Legalisation of trade in rhino horn has long been punted as a means of containing poaching. Because rhino horns grow back like human nails, these iconic creatures could even be farmed. But a recently released study suggests that this may not be the case. Vietnamese consumers apparently don’t want to purchase horns from captive-bred …