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feddit.org

He was quickly over run and the elephants trampled him into the earth and all that we found was basically a very large blood stain around the clothing he was in.

Metal

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piefeed.com

Elephants provide a reason to hope and rebellions are built on hope

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fedia.io

I hope the animals and the environment weren't meaningfully damaged by his presence and subsequent death.

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piefed.social

If anything, I imagine his thoroughly pureed corpse acted as a useful fertiliser for the near by flora.

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piefed.social

Is there an article from a more reputable source than the Daily Star?

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I searched briefly but found mostly sketchy reprint sources. One seems to say lions came along and ate some of the corpse as well, which good if so. But I didn't see a date of occurrence either. That's partly because I wasn't clicking on Agree to the cookies and conditions, though.

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For anyone who didn’t read the article oh man it was a gem!

“For us it’s a big boost when the animals win and poachers lose. The Kruger is huge and we can’t be everywhere so it’s nice when the nellies give us some help!”

It goes on to mention other times animals have absolutely annihilated poachers! It was fabulous!

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sh.itjust.works

Why isn’t it more socially acceptable to discuss why, or more specifically who causes the horns to be valuable?

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lemmy.ca

Was about to post it there first but reread their rules. You can't celebrate any kind of human suffering there. Even if they totally had it coming 😓

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Might be good content for a LeopardsAteMyFace community. It's probably closer to leopards than most other posts that'd end up there! Lol

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Always a bummer to hear that a literal piece of human refuse suffered such a tragic and horrific end.

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