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Researchers Implant Radioactive Isotopes Into Rhino Horns To Protect Them From Poachers

The isotopes are potent enough to trigger detectors worldwide, originally designed to prevent nuclear terrorism.

Rhinoceros horns are highly sought after, particularly in Asia, for their purported medicinal properties
Rhinoceros horns are highly sought after, particularly in Asia, for their purported medicinal properties Frans van Heerden via Pexels.com
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