Fitzgerald, a rhinoceros at the Montgomery Zoo, is recovering after undergoing surgery in April to treat an infection in his ...

Of all the animals alive, few are imbued with as much tragedy as mother and daughter Najin and Fatu, the last two living ...

"If someone walks through an airport wearing a necklace made of rhino horn, who's going to stop them?" said Julian Rademeyer, who co-wrote the report and is the author of "Killing for Profit", a book ...

rhino horn can grow back at a rate of about four inches per year. So selling horn, mostly to buyers in Asia for traditional medicine, carvings, and jewelry, could be sustainable—if it was ever ...

and jewelry and other decorative curios. The researchers also uncovered an emerging trend for products not previously seen for sale online, such as glues made from ivory and rhino horn ...

Ivory and rhino horn are valued for ceremonial, religious, and cultural purposes. Most of the elephant tusks are turned into jewelry, curios, and religious artifacts. Rhino horn is often ground up and ...

Despite a global ban on international buying and selling of rhino horn since 1977, the South African government and owners of private rhino reserves continue to stockpile it. A new report by the ...

Gumede sent Jaycee a photo of rhino horns as well as bangles, necklaces and beads appearing ... In Vietnam, the rhinoceros horn is rumoured to cure cancer and is highly sought after by the more ...

The top rhino horn markets are in China and Vietnam, largely driven by the wealthy. Considered a status symbol, horns are carved into luxury items like art, jewelry and decor. While a shrinking ...

For more information, please refer to Import and export of elephant tusk (ivory) and rhinoceros horn. To avoid contributing to illegal ... Parts and derivatives can be included in items such as ...