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[@wildbear007]

Honestly, if carte blanche wants to investigate, then investigate who and which criminal syndicates and government officials are involved. Because there cannot be any way that no one cannot trace where or what's happening to our wildlife. The destruction of SA and it's economy, wildlife, infrastructure, etc is horrific.

[@mossfairy3060]

Our wild life should be protected.. it's shocking that they aren't

[@brycemulder4204]

Could we do this for Cheetas as well... They are FAR more endangered then Rhino's

[@capactiveresistance314]

I believe the CITES classification speaks for itself. Both species are under pressure. But Cheetahs are predators and numbers will always be naturally low. Both species and more need to be given equal chance to survive. Through proportional funding

[@youbrokeitwefixit1723]

He took a business gamble and failed but atleast the numbers increased

[@willemienkleijn]

Just wondering whether these rhino won't become easy targets once moved into the wild. How many of them will ultimately survive? I guess only time will tell.

[@brydonvermaak8711]

Thank you anc...useless.

[@gordonhopkins4658]

Those rhino were far better off being farmed for their horn. It is a tragedy that the world never allowed for the legalization for farmed rhino horn sales.

[@mosialive]

The idea is not for the Species just to exist... But to exist with freedom. Nothing comes close to freedom for wild animals than being in the wild where they belong. It's clear what his intentions were, "Harvesting" ... I don't hear any other reason apart from him hoping one day the ban will be lifted... He was betting on an uncertainty. He only wanted the species to exist in his parks so he can sell the horns, not so much about the species going extinct... After-all, it was a private farm, what would we expect?! Capitalism.