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Sunday 10 December 2023 Dublin: 7°C

# poachers

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Beirne braced for breakdown battle in Paris with Barnes not ruled out as ref
Ireland and France both have strong jackal threats in their teams.
Kitchen Secrets: What's your tip for making perfect poached eggs?
Swirling the water? Using clingfilm? We asked Irish home cooks for their breakfast advice.
Last male northern white rhino dies in Kenya
Scientists have gathered his genetic material and are working on techniques to preserve the subspecies.
Dublin Zoo confident in its security as European zoos take extra steps to protect rhinos
A rhino was shot dead and had its horns hacked off in a grisly poacher attack earlier this month.
European zoos the latest target for poachers seeking rhino horn
Vince the rhino was brutally killed by poachers earlier this week.
Animal underworld: Exotic pets seized from mobsters are being given a second chance
Around 400 exotic animals are rescued every year by Italy’s police and forest guard.
Confusion over whether Cecil the lion's brother has been shot dead
He was originally said to have been killed at 4pm today, but there are conflicting reports.
How dogs are being used to save wild animals in Africa
They’re being used to track down poachers.
Two endangered elephants found dead with their tusks removed
There are fewer than 3,000 Sumatran elephants remaining in the wild.
Kenya's largest elephant has been killed by poachers
Distressing images. Satao was one last surviving of the ‘great tuskers’.
More than 300 elephants deliberately poisoned in Zimbabwe park
Other animals including lions, vultures, painted dogs and hyenas have also been killed by poachers at Zimbabwe’s largest game park.
Rhino killings for horns rise rapidly in South Africa
Horns are smuggled into Asia – where buyers are willing to pay the US street value of cocaine for a material they believe cures diseases.