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Poaching
Poachers aren't just after ivory: Weve found mothers and calves brutally killed and skinned," one elephant advocate says.
It's likely headed to the international black market.
For 2,000 years, people in the East have believed in ancient folktales that are contradicted by modern science.
Then they sawed off his horn.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Most of these majestic creatures were slaughtered for nothing more than their ivory tusks.
A new project in Kenya hopes to protect animals during their most vulnerable time of day: night.
The Air Shepherd program hopes these unmanned crafts can deter elephant and rhino poachers.
This is the first time the United States has ever burned rhino horn.
About 30 percent of Africa's savanna elephant population decreased in just seven years, a report found.
In just over a decade, 65 percent of the population was lost.
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