ivory
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Seized Ivory from Elephants Killed More Than 30 Years Ago Still Turning Up in Recent Raids
African elephant populations have continued to deteriorate due to hunting, mainly for ivory, with such a population loss of 100,000 or greater for both 2007 and 2016.
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