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huppakeereply
lemmy.world

Yes but c/upliftingnews does not like schadenfreude so this post would likely be removed, same goes for c/goodnewseveryone.

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fartographer
lemmy.world

"Now the hunter... Has become hun- dead. Oh, that's definitely dead..."

ETA:

A Kruger National Park source said: “The two ran in different directions but the one lining up the shot was the slowest to his feet and the elephants went for him first. 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.

Rapid-fire comments:

  • That's the most Looney Toons death ever
  • I guess the elephants herd some danger
  • Imagine making such fucked choices that your family could collect your remains in rags and buckets
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switcheroo
lemmy.world

Good. Deserved. Nice to see elephants looking out for their tank bros.

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ryannathans
aussie.zone

Elephants are pretty smart, they probably knew exactly what they were doing and why

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hansoloreply
lemmy.today

That's potentially true. Elephants in highly poached areas know the difference between rangers with guns there to protect them, and guys with guns there to poach.

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Insekticus
aussie.zone

I'll upvote every single comment in this thread, and for all time, whenever someone praises a dirty poacher getting killed by the wildlife the vile cunts are hunting. It warms my heart knowing there are people that care enough for wildlife out there.

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ayyy
sh.itjust.works

Why isn’t it more socially acceptable to discuss why, or more specifically who is causing these horns to be so valuable?

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1984reply
lemmy.today

It's not? Depends on what social group you mean here I guess.

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