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But unfortunately, these animals are under constant threat from poachers who hunt and kill them for their body parts.
It is also risky for these soldiers when they get into gunfights with poachers, and therefore Nepal is always looking for new ways to help with protecting the forests and wildlife.
Other researchers might want to fly the drone along the boundaries of a forest to watch out for poachers or people who might be trying to enter the forest illegally.
Now these cameras can detect heat-emitting objects from the ground, and therefore they are very useful for detecting poachers or their campfires at night.
For outside the safety of the park were poachers, who would hunt them down only for the value of their ivory tusks.
They were able to chase off one of the poachers and recover this ivory, because they couldn't leave it there, because it's still valuable.
Purity's confidence to chase down lions and catch poachers, it didn't come from her athletic ability or even just her faith.
In nearby Africa, poachers intentionally poison carcasses to prevent the birds’ presence from alerting authorities to their location.
Whenever we tried to hunt, we were called poachers.
Our poachers."
The poachers?" "Yes.
Instead of shooting poachers dead like they were doing elsewhere in Africa, IRDNC has helped men reclaim their abilities to manage their peoples and their rights to own and manage wildlife.
Most poachers, like my father, were people from our own community.
I thought: "What does this have to do with pods or people???" It seems silly that a bunch of rock stars would go out into the wilderness in Spain and meet up with some poachers and locals.
In the early 90's a group of volunteers formed to protect the antelope from poachers, working with meagre resources in a hostile terrain.
There's a stark, haunting beauty within the land called Kekexili -- Tibetan for "Beautiful mountains, beautiful women" -- that threatens to smother the human drama being played out between the patrolmen risking their lives to preserve the antelope and the poachers who use their skins to create obscenely expensive scarves.
Ya, gucci's in wild Africa, oh, I forgot, us idiots had to be reminded they were rich socialites from Italy! Oyvay!!! Kim also informs some local tribal chief of poachers killing the poor Elephants and Rhinos..You have to see this guy, man, what poor typecasting!
Game wardens warn them of a murderous gang of poachers in the area, but naturally our heroes disregard the warnings and set up camp.
There they encounter a bunch of aggressive and large-scale poachers that don't really appreciate strangers trespassing their business.
First off this movie is supposed to be a compelling adventure about a few brave men protecting endangered antelopes from poachers.
A small group of dimwitted poachers stumble upon a cache of strange looking eggs stashed in a cave.
When the sluttiest girl in the group runs afoul of both poachers and unseen creatures and takes a plunge off of a cliff, the unmusical losers take refuge in the house of Molly and her - husband? brother?
First, you have poachers, then you have a kid living with relatives of some sort, then of course are the wacky teens going camping.
There's also poachers running around, and pretty soon there's a group of teenagers driving around.
In Running Wild we see Gregory Harrison as Matt Robinson, a retired major and widower trying to bond with his kids so he thinks it would be nice to take them to Africa where poachers are killing elephants.
All of a sudden they find a wounded baby elephant and Angela bonds with it naming it Dandy, but there are still poachers around hunting for elephants.
Poachers often prove the veracity of their illicit product by showing buyers horns that have been removed from the base of the skull, an extraction method that kills the animal.
Finally, the pro-farming argument assumes that commercial breeders will eventually supply horn at lower prices than poachers.
This is an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle returning from its mission: not hunting down terrorists or spying on foreign lands, but monitoring populations of rhinos and scouting for tiger poachers.
In addition to the use of drones, conservation rangers are now equipped with heat-detecting thermal cameras and military helicopters, and can track elephant and rhino poachers, who reportedly use similar technologies (as well as automatic weapons) in pursuing their prey.