South Africa Relocates Rhinos After Record Number Were Poached in 2014

Yale Environment 360: Unable to curb poaching of rhinos within its borders, the South African government has relocated 100 rhinos to neighboring countries in an effort to stem the illegal slaughter of the animals, Reuters reports. For security reasons, officials did not reveal to which countries the rhinos had been relocated. An additional 56 rhinos were moved from poaching hotspots within South Africa's Kruger National Park — where two-thirds of the killings happen — to an "intensive protection zone" within Kruger, officials......

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