WiccanLiberal
06-16-2013, 01:52 PM
Without other comment :clap:
http://www.takepart.com/article/2013/05/15/african-elephant-poacher-killed-zimbabwe?cmpid=tp-ad-outbrain-general
Elephant Kills His Poacher and People Aren’t Exactly Sad
Noluck Tafuruka may not sound like a lucky man, but he's lucky to be alive. His "business partner," Solomon Monjoro, was recently discovered, a crushed corpse in blood-stained bushes. How did it happen? And what was the motive? One really mad elephant that didn't want to become a poaching statistic (http://www.takepart.com/article/2013/05/10/elephant-poaching-26-slaughtered-village-of-the-elephants).
It all happened last month in Zimbabwe's magnificent Charara National Park. The two alleged poachers entered the park with firearms, but apparently were not able to immediately kill their target elephant, which took karma into its own hands, or shall we say tusks, and charged, trampling one of the men to death.
http://www.takepart.com/article/2013/05/15/african-elephant-poacher-killed-zimbabwe?cmpid=tp-ad-outbrain-general
Elephant Kills His Poacher and People Aren’t Exactly Sad
Noluck Tafuruka may not sound like a lucky man, but he's lucky to be alive. His "business partner," Solomon Monjoro, was recently discovered, a crushed corpse in blood-stained bushes. How did it happen? And what was the motive? One really mad elephant that didn't want to become a poaching statistic (http://www.takepart.com/article/2013/05/10/elephant-poaching-26-slaughtered-village-of-the-elephants).
It all happened last month in Zimbabwe's magnificent Charara National Park. The two alleged poachers entered the park with firearms, but apparently were not able to immediately kill their target elephant, which took karma into its own hands, or shall we say tusks, and charged, trampling one of the men to death.