Johannesburg — South African authorities on Wednesday launched an investigation into wildlife poisoning believed to be committed by poachers.
This came after ranchers discovered an elephant carcass, 110 dead white back vultures, two male lions and two black back jackals killed by wildlife poisoning last week in the Kruger National Park (KNP), one of the largest game reserves in northeastern South Africa.
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