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      Thursday 20 June  
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      A bird sits atop a tree at Kruger National Park in Suoth Africa. An outbreak of anthrax has killed at least 30 hippopotamus in the famed wildlife reserve, the country's parks authority said.
      Bulletin: Anthrax kills 30 hippos in S. Africa's Kruger park

      Bulletin: Anthrax kills 30 hippos in S. Africa's Kruger park

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      Rhinoceros horns are displayed in Hong Kong's Customs and Excise Department Offices in 2011. A Thai national accused of organising bogus trophy hunts to sell rhino horns on the international black market pleaded guilty in a South African court on Monday, local media reported.
      Bulletin: Thai man pleads guilty in bogus rhino hunt case

      Bulletin: Thai man pleads guilty in bogus rhino hunt case

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      Elephants pictured in the Serengeti national reserve in northern Tanzania. Tanzanian police have seized over 200 elephant tusk pieces valued at around a million dollars from 91 different animals, officials said.
      Bulletin: Tanzania seizes million dollar elephant ivory haul

      Bulletin: Tanzania seizes million dollar elephant ivory haul

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      A black dehorned rhinoceros is pictured at the Bona Bona Game Reseve, 200 kms southeast of Johannesburg, in August 2012. More than 30 rhinos have been killed in South Africa over the past two weeks, taking to 488 the toll of the pachyderms slaughtered this year to satisfy a booming Asian demand for their horns, the government said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Poachers kill 33 rhinos in two weeks in S. Africa

      Bulletin: Poachers kill 33 rhinos in two weeks in S. Africa

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      An elephant drinks water at a watering pan supplied with water pumped from boreholes powered by more than 45 diesel-powered generators. The generators run continuously to ensure a steady supply of water for animals in the arid Hwange National Park.
      Bulletin: Zimbabwe weighs cost of too many elephants

      Bulletin: Zimbabwe weighs cost of too many elephants

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      A hippo named Chata is seen in San Salvador in June. A South African hippopotamus named Vincent has been killed and cooked for Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini after the animal wounded a game ranger, local media reported Thursday. A private game reserve had sealed a deal to take on Vincent, but wildlife authorities suddenly told them the animal was "no longer available", its director said.
      Bulletin: Vincent the hippo eaten by Zulu king

      Bulletin: Vincent the hippo eaten by Zulu king

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      An oxpecker sitting on the head of a white rhinoceros in Kruger National Park, some 60 kms from Nelspruit in South Africa, June 2010. Poachers have killed 455 rhinos in South Africa so far this year, already surpassing the record annual tally for 2011, the government said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Poachers killed record 455 S. Africa rhinos in 2012

      Bulletin: Poachers killed record 455 S. Africa rhinos in 2012

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      File photo of a juvenile mountain gorilla feeding on leaves on the slopes of Mount Mikeno in the Virunga National Park. Home to the famed mountain gorillas, Africa's oldest national park in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been overrun by armed groups who have slaughtered wildlife and scared off much-needed tourists.
      Bulletin: DR Congo conflict puts endangered mountain gorillas in peril

      Bulletin: DR Congo conflict puts endangered mountain gorillas in peril

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      A black dehorned rhinoceros is followed by a calf in August 2012 at the Bona Bona Game Reseve, 200 kms southeast of Johannesburg. Poachers have killed 100 rhinoceros in South Africa in less than two months, a surge in killings that took the tally for the year to 381, authorities said.
      Bulletin: Poachers kill 100 S.Africa rhinos in two months

      Bulletin: Poachers kill 100 S.Africa rhinos in two months

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      Two white rhinoceros walk in Limpopo in March 2012 near the new site of a Rhinoceros orphanage yet to be built. Many South African trophy hunting firms fail to meet industry regulations in a country hard-hit by poaching, the environment ministry said on Wednesday after a series of raids.
      Bulletin: S.Africa faults trophy hunting firms amid poaching crisis

      Bulletin: S.Africa faults trophy hunting firms amid poaching crisis

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