The Joy of Trump

Vancouver Island Eyes on the World






Friday, July 6, 2018

There is a God:NatThree poachers are believed to have been eaten by lions




Three poachers are EATEN by lions after the men broke into South African nature reserve to slaughter rhinos for their horns

  • At least three poachers are believed to have been eaten by lions at game reserve
  • Men had entered Sibuya Game Reserve in Eastern Province, South Africa
  • A head, bloody limbs and three pairs of shoes recovered from the scene
  • Staff also found hunting rifles and axe used by poachers to cut off rhino horns

Illegal hunt: The poachers had brought high powered hunting rifles with silencers, wire cutters and an axe known to be used by poachers to cut off rhino horns

At least three hunters are believed to have been devoured by the reserve's lion pride, pictured, judging by the bloody scene on the Sibuya Game Reserve

A gang of poachers who broke into a South African game reserve to hunt rhinos came off second best when they were attacked and eaten by a pride of hungry lions.

At least three hunters are believed to have been devoured by the predators, judging by the bloody scene on the Sibuya Game Reserve near Kenton-on-Sea in Eastern Province, South Africa.

One head and a number of bloodied body parts and limbs have been recovered from the area, along with three pairs of empty shoes. 

Staff at Sibuya also found high powered hunting rifles with silencers, wire cutters and an axe used by poachers to cut off rhino horns.


'But the lions are our watchers and guardians and they picked the wrong pride and became a meal.


 Nature's justice: At least three poachers are believed to have been eaten by lions at the Sibuya Game Reserve. Pictured: A lion at the Sibuya Game Reserve

 Illegal hunt: The poachers had brought high powered hunting rifles with silencers, wire cutters and an axe known to be used by poachers to cut off rhino horns











In 2016, the reserve lost three rhinos when poachers got into the park and shot them dead and cut off their horns.

 

However, this time the hunters became the hunted, when they got in the way of the resident lion pride.


Poaching is a major issue on the Eastern Cape with nine rhinos killed by illegal hunters on reserves this year. 

In February a poacher was killed by lions in the Umbabat Game Reserve near the Kruger National Park, and his family were forced to identify him using all that was left - his head.



Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5920565/Three-poachers-EATEN-lions-trying-hunt-rhinos-South-African-nature-reserve.html









The Mask of Red Death (from Edgar Allan Poe) by Leonor Fini, 1987






No comments: