Koalas are not poached for their fur. There was a time when the population of these animals dropped to dangerously low levels, due to the fur trade. this was in the late 1800s and early 1900s, but the fur trade was unfortunately quite legitimate. There was a great market in the US and the UK for koala skins. They are now protected by law.
There is no known poaching of koalas in modern times. Koalas were once hunted for their fur, but the practice was quite legal. Once protection of Australian native animals came into effect in the mid 1900s, hunting stopped.
Poaching is what it is called when you illegally kill an animal. There are many laws against poaching and game wardens are in charge of enforcing them.
She's in the kitchen, poaching eggs for our breakfast. Poaching wildlife is against the law.
Adult koalas are simply called koalas.
No You can't have legal poaching, that'd be like having a legal crime. Poaching is illegal hunting, so legal poaching would be hunting.
Poaching is killing of animals and by poaching you are endangering their species which, if not stopped, can lead to extinction...
Koalas are not primates. Koalas are marsupials.
no poaching is not right. it is stealing. stealing is wrong
Poaching
It would depend on what you are poaching and where you are.
The people they supply, without them, no poaching.
No. Poaching is not a problem affecting Tasmanian devils. There are numerous other threats to this animal, but poaching is not one of them.
No. There are no koalas in Ghana. Koalas are native to Australia alone.