Animals
Texas Group to Auction Hunt of Endangered Black Rhino to the Highest Bidder
The Dallas Safari Club, a Texas-based hunting group that promotes "conservation, education and ethical hunting worldwide," is moving forward with a controversial proposal to save endangered black rhinoceroses in Namibia by auctioning off a permit allowing the highest bidder to travel to the southern African nation and kill one of its 1,795 black rhinos.
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