Why do poachers kill rhinos?

Answer 1

Of course should save the Rhino! a world without Rhinos is no world I wish to live in. Look at the change the world went through after the DoDo bird became extinct, more wars and disease and famine. Much not traceable to the extinction mostly inferred and formulated for this single question. Rhinos they are a unique and treasured animal they also are the only animal with a horn like that on their face so losing them completely is not a good thing, we would be forced to only see them in pictures and old wild life specials and what fun is that I ask you?

Answer 2

Poachers kill rhinos because rhino horns fetch an enormous price in certain Asian countries, especially Vietnam and China. They are in demand in those countries because people are under the false belief the powdered rhino horn can cure diseases such as cancer. This belief, which leads to poaching, is one of the two reasons rhinos are endangered.

Answer 3

To get their meat and to steal their horns and sell them to travelers.

Answer 4

Because they do it for the money for one horn can cost $100,000 on the black market.

Answer 5

close to extinction because theyre hunted for their horn

Answer 6

Every species has a special role in the world's food web. If Rhinos went extinct, another organism might become extinct, endangered, or overpopulated.