Mickey-BGLThemenstarter205 Beiträge · seit 201302. März 2014 · #1Habe ich gerade auf Facebook gelesen - mit dem Bild dazu ist mein Sonntag gelaufen 😠 :
Ich weiß nicht, wie groß meine Freude am Urlaub noch wäre, wenn mir das passiert wäre.
Habe das Bild lediglich verlinkt, mags nicht so reinstellen hier - empfindliche Leute klicken lieber nicht darauf:
VISITORS SPOT A RHINO WITH ITS HORN HACKED OFF IN KNP
South African National Parks (SANParks) would like to confirm an incident of a rhino with its horn hacked off in the Kruger National Park (KNP).
According to SANParks Acting Head of Communications, Reynold Thakhuli, the rhino was spotted on Friday 28 February 2014, near Phabeni Gate in the KNP by visitors who managed to alert the authorities.
Thakhuli said a helicopter and Rangers were dispatched on the ground to locate the animal and by late Saturday it had still not been found due to the dense bush as a result of the recent rains in the Lowveld.
He said investigations are continuing and more information will follow as soon as the animal is located.
Bild:https://www.facebook.com/South.African.National.Parks/photos/a.10150188411245635.436077.20031840634/10153861387485635/?type=1&relevant_count=1
Ich weiß nicht, wie groß meine Freude am Urlaub noch wäre, wenn mir das passiert wäre.
Habe das Bild lediglich verlinkt, mags nicht so reinstellen hier - empfindliche Leute klicken lieber nicht darauf:
VISITORS SPOT A RHINO WITH ITS HORN HACKED OFF IN KNP
South African National Parks (SANParks) would like to confirm an incident of a rhino with its horn hacked off in the Kruger National Park (KNP).
According to SANParks Acting Head of Communications, Reynold Thakhuli, the rhino was spotted on Friday 28 February 2014, near Phabeni Gate in the KNP by visitors who managed to alert the authorities.
Thakhuli said a helicopter and Rangers were dispatched on the ground to locate the animal and by late Saturday it had still not been found due to the dense bush as a result of the recent rains in the Lowveld.
He said investigations are continuing and more information will follow as soon as the animal is located.
Bild:https://www.facebook.com/South.African.National.Parks/photos/a.10150188411245635.436077.20031840634/10153861387485635/?type=1&relevant_count=1
