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under here can you go in and adopt a rhino and donate if you wanna help the poor rhino

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under here can you go in and adopt a rhino and donate if you wanna help the poor rhino

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Relentless poaching for their horns and loss of their natural habitats has led to a catastrophic fall in black rhino numbers. Help by taking out a rhino adoption for £3 per month today.

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Adopt a Sumatran Rhino | Symbolic Adoptions from WWF

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Gift Details With this gift you will receive: Soft plush version of your adopted animal (for age 3 and up), packaged in a WWF gift box 5" x 7" formal adoption certificate 5" x 7" full-color photo of your species with interesting facts on back Handsome, hinged double frame, displaying your certificate and photo FREE priority shipping Personalized acknowledgment letter to your gift recipient.

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Don't buy rhino horn products. The illegal trade in rhino horn poses the greatest threat to rhinos today.

Adopt a Sumatran rhino through WWF-US.

Adopt a rhino through WWF-UK.

Use and support sustainable wood, paper and palm oil.

Donate to WWF to support the our work in Africa and Asia.

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For the fifth year in a row, South Africa can celebrate that the number of illegal killings of rhinos has fallen, new figures from the authorities show. Overall, there was a sharp increase in poaching from 2008 to 2015, but since then the numbers have slowly fallen again. but there are still rhino poaching that are taking the horn of a rhino.

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Rhino poaching is being driven by the demand for rhino horns. Rhino horn is its use as a status symbol to display success and wealth. ground rhino horn is used in traditional Asian medicine to "cure" a range of aliments, from cancer to hangovers. but is it okay to take a alive animals horn, no its not and it has to stop

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Populations of black rhino declined dramatically in the 20th century at the hands of European hunters and settlers. Between 1960 and 1995.