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1 Michael ’t Sas-Rolfes, a conservation economist at Stellenbosch University in South Africa who was not involved in the research, said that dehorning is not ideal, but is “a somewhat desperate measure.”

2 One dairy owner sought counsel on dehorning goats.

3 Security has been tight: the animals’ location was kept under wraps, they will be given a police escort to the airport, and in Chad they will be dehorned and fitted with transponders.

4 Once dehorned, they were released in eSwatini, formerly Swaziland, earlier in July.

5 Even so, conservationists remain divided over some issues, particularly whether to dehorn rhinos—and what to do with the horn.

6 But dehorned rhinos can still fend off lions by using their considerable bulk as a weapon, Toft says.

7 Studies have shown that calves recover faster after dehorning when allowed to return to their social group, and chicks benefit from being near their mother hen after experiencing a mild stressor.

8 On a recent morning, Otto and other Hume employees prepared to dehorn 19 bulls — a brisk, clinical undertaking.

9 Three popular game parks in South Africa recently dehorned dozens of rhinos as a preventative measure, hoping that it would make them less attractive targets for poachers.

10 Youth jobs such as picking fruit, branding, dehorning cattle, feeding livestock and many others are documented in this historical look back.

11 Experts say dehorning is quick and painless, similar to trimming a horse's hoof.

12 Further statistical analysis of the degree of overlap between adjacent territories showed that dehorned rhinos were 37% less likely to encounter another rhino than before.

13 At his farm in Klerksdorp, about 100 miles southeast of Johannesburg, he has a vet who works year-round dehorning them.

14 After poaching declined, Namibia ceased dehorning rhinos from 1995 to 2014, but since then game reserves and parks return to the practice when poaching worsens.

15 This anesthetized white rhino is left to wake up in a field after a dehorning procedure for its own protection.

16 Founded more than 30 years ago, andBeyond Phinda Private Game Reserve is a leader in hands-on guest conservation experiences rooted in scientific need, ranging from rhino dehorning to elephant collaring.

17 Meanwhile, the Wildlife Department has undertaken an operation to relocate and dehorn all rhinos to tackle poaching in Botswana - mirroring efforts elsewhere in the region.

18 That means they will not need to undergo dehorning, routinely performed by farmers to prevent injuries and a procedure that the American Veterinary Medical Association says is “considered to be quite painful.”

19 Zimbabwe plans to dehorn all rhino in its national parks to discourage poaching after 50 animals were illegally killed last year, a wildlife conservation group said on Tuesday.

20 The company aims to eliminate the painful process of dehorning dairy cows by instead endowing them with a gene from a hornless cattle breed.

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