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Is elephant poaching a problem in south Africa?
yes
Hunting and poaching in Tanzania?
Hunting and poaching in Tanzania has become a large problem for wildlife officials and for the Tanzanian elephants. Elephant poaching has even caused the government of Tanzania to arm hunters against the poachers.
Why are African elephant?
Poaching was the cause of destruction of elephant species. The African bush elephant, the larger of the two African elephants, is not endangered, but considered "Vulnerable". The smaller African forest elephant, however, is endangered.
Is poaching a type of hunting?
Yes. An illegal hunting. Example: Hunters hunting elephant tusks (ivory) in Africa.
Is elephant poaching animal cruelty?
well of course it is!
What is happening to the population of elephant?
dcreasing due to poaching
What country has the biggest poaching problem?
Africa, particularly countries like South Africa, Kenya, and Tanzania, faces significant poaching challenges, primarily driven by the illegal wildlife trade targeting elephants for ivory and rhinos for their horns. Additionally, countries in Southeast Asia, such as Vietnam and Laos, also struggle with poaching due to demand for products derived from endangered species. The severity of the poaching problem varies, but these regions are often highlighted for their critical conservation issues.
Does poaching take place in Africa?
Sadly poaching is everywhere. But yes it is in Africa the most.
When did poaching begin in Africa?
in the 1950s
In Africa how many elephants have died in the past five years?
An estimated 50,000 elephants have died in Africa in the past five years due to poaching and habitat loss. The illegal ivory trade remains a significant threat to elephant populations across the continent. Conservation efforts and anti-poaching measures are being implemented to address this crisis.
What is poaching in Africa?
Poaching is the same everywhere - illegally killing animals, usually selling them on for a profit.
What is Africa doing to prevent poaching?
NOTHING
