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Also > It is in fact possible to remove Rhino horns safely eithout killing the animal. What do you do with the Rhino once it's horn is gone? Are you going to
by zymhan 10y ago
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> It is in fact possible to remove Rhino horns safely eithout killing the animal.
What do you do with the Rhino once it's horn is gone? Are you going to raise it it's whole life to produce a few horns?
- seszett 10y agoThat's what is happening no with poaching in any case. Rhinoceros horns actually grow back though, if the animal isn't killed of course. Apparently wild ones have to be de-horned every year or every other year so it must take a few years for them to grow a reasonable horn. Also rhinoceros meat is edible, so that's always something that can be done if it's more profitable than waiting for a new horn to grow.