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tbh the best way to save the animal kingdom is legalizing human hunting for rangers so its completely legal to shoot and butcher a poacher (after all human parts are worth a whole lot more)
@@Procrastinater fr bro he tried to take it one step farther. “Lets dismember their bodies after we shoot them and play with their organs” type beat. Like fr even if you talking use the organs for donations how you gonna get a organ from sub Saharan Africa without it going off
My grandfather was a lover of ancient artifacts and artworks, he had a huge collection and adored particularly ivory stuff (old ones). One day he told me proudly that he was going to buy two elephant and a rino's horns for his collection, i was little at the time, like 6/7 years old, and at the time there wasn't a lot of sensibility for those things, but being an animal lover myself I started crying and praying him to not do that. He was a very good man, just a little materialistic, and called off the transaction after seeing how much this pained me and after that he never brought any thing that come from an animal, only paintings and other artworks. I still love him a lot (Sorry for my bad English, it's not my mother tongue and I'm still learning)
@@epmcgee well yes, he understood his mistake and didn't buy those horns, a person who was not good as him would have ignored the cries of a child. Like I said this was a long time ago, my grandpa was an old man and at the time people didn't have the sensibility to understand the impact of hunting exotic animals, but he had the humility to listen to a child and learn something new. Think before judging people you don't know.
@@alexeikolokolcev3232 Yeah, that's where the myth comes from, how can one confuse a horse with a giant organic tank? I don't blame the explorers though, I once heard the Ancient Egyptians used to call hippos "water horses".
@@Kastorul_ matter of fact, the german name for hippos translates to : nile horse lol noone ever bothered to fix the name after figuring out they dont just exclusively live in the nile
plus selling it just sustains the demand and creates a perverse incentive for the enforcement agencies to actually promote the practice of poaching in order to seize and sell the illegal material in order to finance their own salaries. it's not as though such things don't already happen.
These people who do these jobs are truly the best of humanity they are willing to risk their lives to protect these magnificent beasts and don't get paid that much god bless them
Pay them better then poachers and poaching will stop
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If the sentences were heavier for killing wildlife there might be fewer hunters. If they had to pay 500 thousand plus life in jail they might think twice before killing.
As a sort of misanthrope, I love that certain parts of the world have decided that hunting humans is ok if they're poachers. It's like that saying "fuck around and find out". Well deserved to be treated the way you treat others. I dont think anyone is pro poacher lives.
We just need to start hunting humans let’s make a new sport of hunting humans I don’t under stand how it’s legal to murder an animal for sport so u can hand it’s head on your wall but it’s not legal for me to hunt a human and hand his head on my wall why is that it needs to be changed I would love a human head trophy on my wall
@@IEATBOOTYHOLE Hunting for sport is illegal. And a Human shooting a deer in the heart and killing it instantly is a far better death than a wild animal can typically hope for. The average death in the wild is painful and slow. Either starvation, being eaten alive, or accidentally injuring yourself so severly you can no longer fend for yourself.
@@IEATBOOTYHOLE You know people feel less empathy for other species than human and it's logic because animal are not people. The most illogical thing is to like animal more than human.
@@jeremysimpson4584 Well no you do kinda have to be smart to be one and 2 we use animals to refer to earth life that is multicellular and not human most of the time.
see i know alot of people would disagree but if we were to find a poachers hide out i think another good deterrent is a bomb/missile think of it like this "bro im finna get that rhino horn you in?" and the other poacher is like " hell nah didn't you hear about the other guys!" "nah what happened?" "M I S S I L E"
These rangers are one of the world's greatest heroes. They risk their lives to protect with little pay. This really shows how much they care for these animals and want to protect them. We honestly should have open season for poachers. Huge rewards for every head they bring in.
Barbaric. How would you feel if people demanded that you be killed for being a desperate, impoverished man just trying to feed his family any way you can.
I worked for a small company and without going into detail a lot of poachers were taken out. Hired by the local government of where I was stationed at the task was to go in and disappear as if we weren't there but to take out as many as we can. We jokingly called it operation poached egg because of the people we were going to make contact with and the hard boiled eggs we had to eat those 2 days.
Curious. Do government officials in these countries assist in poaching? Since you guys kill these poachers, is it because they regularly kill Rangers? The deterrent part with killing them is established I know.
@@paulstone3590 Poachers basically are fucked if they're caught: kill a ranger and the local government can have all poachers placed on a kill on sight list and no legal group with a reputation is going to try and defend the killing of a poacher, get caught in general and there will be hell to pay when ur hauled to court by the local government as again no legal group or home country is going to spend money defending its own who was caught poaching
@@Freedomcustom I don't know. I agree that other Rangers will kill poachers on sight if their colleague is killed. But my question is are certain government officials participating in poaching to line their pockets? Because most these places are third world countries. They value human life cheap and animals even cheaper.
I like the idea of the turtle eggs, and I think every one, from the poacher to the final consumer, should get the Aztec treatment at the hands of a good aztec priest in a pyramid, with a good obsidian knife.
nah, bring in the Norse and let them do the thing that's worse than a Blood Eagle, they would take one end of your intestines and nail it to a tree and make you run laps around it making you disembowel yourself while you felt every agonizing second of it
I rewatched this and was incensed by the poultry sum each African Ranger is paid. These stalwart brave Rangers are being themselves killed by the poachers. Yet they are doing such an important job to protect wildlife. I truly feel we could do more for the Rangers. 💪🏼🙏🏻✨
I love this episode with a passion. I've always imagined seeking out poachers, a mercenary for the animals. Its crazy how little they make, but I love the lengths people have gone to fuck with poachers. Poisoned rhino horn lol hilarious
I think we should be able to be go after any poacher and do to them what they do the animals they poach. I don't see why people want to do that anymore in this day and age. Love this video! It should be shared all over!
The real problem here is that people are busting their ass for the next to nothing and Crime Pays way more than honest work this hardly sounds like the Hallmark of a happy and stable Society
$170 per month. In Uganda that is about 50% above the average income. Comparatively, I would imagine being a Ranger is a good, well paying job for these guys, though it be a very risky one as well. A needed job, those guys are awesome!
After hearing of the fact that Even after dyeing their horn pink , some poacher still kill rhino just out of anger and revenge is absolutely saddening and terrifying to see how low the level of their humanity can go .
Agreed, they destroy their own future business, I can only think they're greedy or desperate, it they tranqed and removed the horn then they could have a future too. I don't know maybe if the economy was aided it could discourage it
I really feel for these rangers who are willing to risk their lives to save these animals and only being paid a pittance. There should be an account or something to donate money directly to the rangers, animal lovers around the world would be willing to donate to them. I know i would.
sad part of Rhino trade is that, its part of a highly organized secret organisation which often include Officials. And poachers are just pawns for the so called organisations. the kingpins liase with officials so never actually get caught when poachers are shot at sight\ shoot at rangers vice-versa
Easy solution, death penalty for anyone involved in poaching. If you are complicit in any way shape or form in poaching you are dead! We need extreme measures to deal with greedy POS people that didn't deserve life from the start, either do that or loose all endangered animals on the planet.
It should be open season on poachers all year long with a bounty on every one you bring in. A friend of mine worked at the sewage treatment plant in Atlanta. One day they found wads of money that were dyed red in the sewage. He tried every kind of solvent imaginable to remove the red dye. The morale of the story is you will never be able to remove the dye from the rhino horns.
"I hunt to save a species, you hunt for greed, we are not the same". In all seriousness poachers take out park rangers and most people shouldn't have access to these areas unsupervised so I find it justified. Ah yes the awesome demand for allowing trespassing, poaching, mutilation for greed and human deaths. Poachers are only there for ill intent and self preservation so the Rangers should be able to protect themselves and others before the deed is done.
Okay so I may be a little bit high. But when he began the video and started talking about poacher hunters, and then showed a guy walking with a gun. I really thought for a moment there was an assassin group, going around eliminating poachers 😂
Not necessarily. The people consuming rhino horns are living in truly desperate poverty, without access to effective medicine, hoping that these "traditional remedies" will cure their cancer or other serious ailments. A much better approach would be education that these methods don't work, easier access to medicine that does work, and measures to decrease poverty in general. It's easy to assume anyone paying into this industry is evil, but that's not always the case. Humanitarian relief efforts would go a lot farther than poisoning villagers who have nothing.
Germany has a great way to deal with this. It's called "Puma". I'd love to see what thermal sights on a 20mm auto-cannon shooting at poachers could do. Also it's strong enough to withstand tank shots and supposidly has the ability to mount surface to air missiles.
Way too expensive for most wildlife reserves, in fact if Germany's economy gets hit too hard due to outside events (Ukraine war) I wouldn't surprised if Puma gets sold due to budget issues.
African wildlife reserves do not have anywhere near close to enough money to buy, maintenance, buy ammo, and train men to use a fucking tank. If African countries wanted to protect wildlife with tanks they'd deploy militaries not park rangers.
@@ericyoon5627 (Besides the dubious morality of driving animals to extinction in the name of capitalism) let's assume the only thing that matters is human life, destroying ecosystems by eradicating megafauna and other keystone species will inevitably lead to the death of humans down the line, so fighting poachers saves humans as well.
When I first heard that one of the mitigation techniques was to take the horn off I was shocked like "you have become what you swore to stop" and wondered if it would affect the animal. Glad to know my worry was misplaced.
Poachers don’t need trunks. The nose is worth nothing luckily. It’s their tusks. And if all of them loose their tusks they will all die. Because males cannot have this tuskless genetic
That's actually wrong. There were always elephants without tusks. But when only the tuskless elepants breed (due to only the elephants with tusks being hunted), that causes a form of evolution. The one darwin was referring to. Survival of the fittest, only the fittest are those surviving humans this time.
They didn't evolve.... The males with smaller tusks that would not stand a chance against another bull with large tusks are the ones who are mating now. The big tusk males are just dying out due to poaching. Small tusks are the genetic variant that overpopulated the gene pool.
Should have a new game called “hunt the poachers”. It will provide free transportation (but u have to provide ur own meals and guns and other stuff). Each captured poacher, dead or alive, will give u, say $1000.
I can respect a hunter hunting for food, they're doing that so they can eat. Poachers are not hunters, they don't support life, they only care for money, and do not care for the well being of others or ecosystems.
Ive had real animal horns. BUT it was harvested from dead animals, that died from old age or illnesses. Ive always been for the protection of our wild animals as its their job to keep nature in balance. What most people dont understand that (almost) every animal has a purpose in nature (only ticks have ABSOLUTELY no use)
Since this is a global issue, I think that the UN should have a poaching task force that includes platoons of soldiers from different countries on a rotating basis to get the numbers of groups protecting these great animals much higher.
It's not about the ivory, ivory, ivory. We don't need your ivory, ivory, ivory. We just wanna make the world dance, don't care about the price tag. It ain't about the, uh, rhino rhino. It ain't about the, yeah, rhino rhino. We just wanna make the world dance, we don't care about the price tag.
"It's not about the ivory it's about the message" And the message is, "Hey poachers! Now ivory is *even* *more* valuable for you to poach, because we destroy any we confiscate."
I would think that having several ghillie suited snipers hiding in the area and taking out the poachers when they see them would likely put a massive dent in the poaching problem.
Watching Bambi 12 times, I thought there were laws against cruel and unusual punishments! Mind you my daughter made me sit through Jungle Book at least 30 times. Maybe a letter to the Hague is needed. 🤔🤔
The issue with selling the ivory is it creates more demand. So more animals will be killed in the future. Best to burn it and send a message to the customers to stop wanting it.
But on the other hand, if they sell those tusk it would simply encourage buyers to buy them and w/o any risk at that, this could possibly raise the demand(humans are greedy creatures) and thus resulting in many others to be killed. Either way will have a negative effect and maybe burning is the lesser evil in this case.
sort of. but if you sell or gift them you sustain the market and maintain it's social value. if a person can say their ivory was the result of government seizure they can obscure the fact that they're a black market collector.
I hope they can do something like this to protect Pangolins. It's not an Ant eatter about an armadillo but something that looks like a cute scale armoured pokimon. It is the most pouched animal on the planet there where nine species. There are still eight species left. They are killed at an alarming rate of 2.million a year by pouches. I'm afraid these cute pokimon creatures will disappear before most people even know they exsist.
I dunno...if they knew how much damage we'd managed to do to ourselves trying to "help" each other, I'm pretty sure they'd agree with the scientists in the end...
when poaching rhino makes them 500k Us dollars richer and out of poverty vs being a ranger risking your life at $170 a month chasing flying bullets as you live in poverty. Which side would you take? because obviously these animal researchers or government officials ain't chasing the flying bullets of poachers, but sitting at their luxurious home and eating good with ac on as they wait for the good news or bad news reports only.
Well, it isn't the poachers that get 500k US $, it's what it is sold for, to the consumers. Poachers get less per month, than rangers. Manny rangers has been poachers, befor they got caught and sentenced, and therfor they now can fred and house their familly, what they couldn't do when farming and poaching.
Would your rather be a hard working citizen making maybe 100k dollars a day if your lucky or be a bank robber making 100,000s of dollars per robbery if not more. Obvious. Edit: I meant every hour I’m not poor
I'm sure they're likely to make more as a poacher than a ranger. The risk of death on both ends are still the same. it's depends on their own faith if they die today or get caught. Being chained up with made up rules and law under the greedy government do what the governments want or face consequences vs be free and do what they want with consequences. it's their choice to do what's best fit for their survival.
Sadly that's not how illegal marketplaces work. It's like trying to crack down on the drug trade; what ends up happening is that the drugs become more scarce, thus more valuable, thus the cartels that deal in them make even more money. The best way to devalue the market is to try to make ivory more available with things like fake ivory, harvesting horns from live animals, and (crucially) sell confiscated ivory instead of destroying it. The criminals have already lost their product at that point, so destroying it doesn't hurt them in any way. In fact, it just makes ivory rarer, and more valuable for them to keep poaching.
There is a way to fight poachers , mandatory deleting the poachers , in most those countries a poacher will get less than a yr. in prison if prosecuted at all.
Seriously we need to have active effort in helping rangers deal with poachers. If the ecology dies then we can expect a climate refugee crisis of unprecedented levels.
A lot of the horns end up grinded into powder in China for sure...Also what, interfering to gorillas life too much if teaching them to recognize and dismantle traps made to kill or capture them? Like placing those traps down is not already well over the line as it is.
Yep, Eastern countries in generally believe in traditional medicine and do sometimes go too far. Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam all do it as well but China is def one of the bigger if not the biggest one
It's banned in China - unless it is for medicinal purposes. In fact many natural stuff has been done in China that ended up being a cure and even won Nobel peace prices when combined to increase efficacy
@@jackeyster5079 Many western medicines make your of traditional medicine, some is combined with western medicine and works as it increases it's effectiveness. Some even won Nobel awards even though the award itself is heavily biased towards the west and has been proven. In addition to that, the vast majority of the people here have no idea in addition to even remotely understanding China or have even been. But still pretend that reading the news or media on CZcams will give them all the information especially with CZcams censorship.
The ivory demand will not fade. To insinuate such is a folly endeavor. I'm not pleased with this like anyone else, but it is a fact of the life we live in. I agree, repurposing what would be illicit funding from ivory into the systems that protect and nurture the animals as well as give the caretakers better supplies and pay.
I don't think "reducing demand" is the actual reason. But as far as I'm aware trading ivory is illegal to trade in most countries anyway. That means if there is a ivory product for sale the buyer and the police immediately know it's illegal. Now if you suddenly had a legal market for ivory again, it wouldn't be that clear anymore. Poachers would just sell illegal ivory with fake certificates to people who believe they are buying legal ivory for a good cause. That would make poaching a more profitable business again and at the same time make it harder for police to track down poachers. PS: Actually, I guess that also does lower the demand for LEGAL ivory though. Because if people know there is NO legal ivory to begin with, they will not try to buy such (and accidentally buy ivory from poachers)
Average minimum wage in Congo is like $75, A Month. Dude is technically making more then double the living wage. It would be like making $10,000 a month in Wyoming. Some of what you say is true, park rangers aren't paid that well, along side most law enforcement, but show/use accurate numbers when doing so.
human greed knows no bounds ... but yea I think this video is also part of what will save these animals. Knowledge is power. People need to know of the issue
I'd be curious if you cut and sold the horns and tusks directly to the person. Selling it cheaper than the black market and slowly eating away at their profit. Plus you could get an active list of those who are interested in those commodities. Which could give away where they are buying it. Not a great solution but it would be interesting to see if it crashes the market value of the substance
Dude poatched for 3 years, got 1 year and watched Bambi. He got off way easy. No way he learned his lesson. Watching a movie that many times would make someone mentally numb. Stull like that doesn't work if the person doesn't have the mental empathy in the first place. He should have watched videos of kids losing their parents instead, starving families. In fact, I would have sent him to 3 years but for every deer he killed, if he had to volunteer for natural resources community service. 1 day for every deer. He would have to face the very people he screwed over. He would have to help rangers catch other poachers and see the damage it does. That would have had a greater effect. Watching Bambi, my God. What idiot in court that that was a good idea.🙄 It doesn't work for those who don't care.
Excellent points, thank you. I do think capital punishment is a good choice too since they like killing let them see it from the perspective of the animal.
@@garreksloan346 I understand. There are different levels for what is poached. I just wish it was all the same. That the courts didn't factor in endangerment and that you get in serious trouble regardless. Poaching is what leads to endangerment, stop it before the animal gets added to the list. Courts don't think like that.
I think it would be okay to teach the teens how to disable human traps. The teens probably saw what happened when they get caught and banded together to protect their family. Teaching this to some others may prevent a lot of injuries and death. Once you teach a few in each group you probably wouldn't need to keep doing so as gorillas will teach this to the young ones on their own. Especially the females as they have babies. They would teach what they were taught on how to avoid the, and likely teaching them when they are older to dismantle them. Same as they do already with many things. I understand not wanting to interfere so much but I'm pretty sure the traps do that already and cause a much bigger interference in their lives.
Rangers should be allowed to shoot Poachers on sight (nonlethal unless necessary, but to incapacitate the Poachers so that they can't shoot back or run away)
@@TheLalacreamAnd? Let me use the most common one, shooting someone in the leg, you know what happens 9 times out of 10 when you shoot someone in the leg? They bleed to death in Five Minutes, and that's if they're lucky. Shoot them in the Arm? Same thing, bleed to death. You know why? Guns are made to kill people and there is NOWHERE YOU CAN SHOOT without a serious risk of hitting a major Vein or Artery. There is literally NOWHERE ON THE HUMAN BODY you can shoot that doesn't carry a serious risk of that person fucking dying. You fire a gun AT ALL and you are using deadly force. No ifs ands or buts. It doesn't matter what caliber bullet your firing or what kind it is.
A fun fact, the average monthly salary here in India is the what ads up to around 200 dollars. But to be fair, the standard of living is significantly lower than most places around the world. Too many people take things like clean water, the chance to shower, electricity and education for granted. People in our country do not know not to litter and about things such as global warming and pollution.
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I came across the fact somewhere that the heart of a giraffe is the size of a medium dog. Not sure if it's true or not, but it sounds likely since it's got that neck that it needs to pump blood up.
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tbh the best way to save the animal kingdom is legalizing human hunting for rangers so its completely legal to shoot and butcher a poacher (after all human parts are worth a whole lot more)
I was about to post the same thing. Glad to see I'm not the only person who feels this way.
That's some edgy shit right there. Poachers are already shot on sight.
@@Procrastinater fr bro he tried to take it one step farther. “Lets dismember their bodies after we shoot them and play with their organs” type beat. Like fr even if you talking use the organs for donations how you gonna get a organ from sub Saharan Africa without it going off
Cant tell if this is a joke or not
@@tilly3702 It's not
Mad respect to the people who help endangered species
Yeah while killing humans cuz animal lives matter more huh
I totally misread your comment and was about to go tf off. I'm happy I reread it loll
@@alexcook9925 me 2😅
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@@alexcook9925 I fr forgot the 'ed in endangered somehow lol
My grandfather was a lover of ancient artifacts and artworks, he had a huge collection and adored particularly ivory stuff (old ones). One day he told me proudly that he was going to buy two elephant and a rino's horns for his collection, i was little at the time, like 6/7 years old, and at the time there wasn't a lot of sensibility for those things, but being an animal lover myself I started crying and praying him to not do that. He was a very good man, just a little materialistic, and called off the transaction after seeing how much this pained me and after that he never brought any thing that come from an animal, only paintings and other artworks. I still love him a lot
(Sorry for my bad English, it's not my mother tongue and I'm still learning)
Your English is great! I honestly didn’t realize you weren’t a native speaker until the end.
@@mattshelton7423 Thank you! 🥰
"One day he told me proudly that he was going to buy two elephant and a rino's horns for his collection" "He was a very good man." Yeah, no
@@epmcgee well yes, he understood his mistake and didn't buy those horns, a person who was not good as him would have ignored the cries of a child. Like I said this was a long time ago, my grandpa was an old man and at the time people didn't have the sensibility to understand the impact of hunting exotic animals, but he had the humility to listen to a child and learn something new. Think before judging people you don't know.
Doubt it
its funny how they think rhino horns help with medicine. It literally what our hair and fingernails are made of, basically dead cells
rhino=unicorn
Historically proven idiocy.
@@alexeikolokolcev3232 I see…
True like they should use bitten off nails as meds now 😂
@@alexeikolokolcev3232 Yeah, that's where the myth comes from, how can one confuse a horse with a giant organic tank? I don't blame the explorers though, I once heard the Ancient Egyptians used to call hippos "water horses".
@@Kastorul_ matter of fact, the german name for hippos translates to : nile horse lol noone ever bothered to fix the name after figuring out they dont just exclusively live in the nile
Burning the ivory is like what Joker said! "It's not about the money, it's about message!"
Yeah that is the Kenyan logic there.
plus selling it just sustains the demand and creates a perverse incentive for the enforcement agencies to actually promote the practice of poaching in order to seize and sell the illegal material in order to finance their own salaries. it's not as though such things don't already happen.
It would be like selling ilegal drugs.
@@whatkenyan7684 it’s some good logic..
@@entropicflux8849 that is what the main thing was not just a dmn message!
honestly the poisen and dye is pretty genius for an anti-potcher solution.
Itd be better if that poison kills instead of just a upset stomach
For future reference, poacher hunters are called game wardens. When they aren't called rangers.
That’s in America most countries have different names
@@IEATBOOTYHOLE But everyone uses rangers.
@@Svensk7119 just hunters in uk
2 guys hiding in a Bush,
Talion "chaaaaaarrrrrrggge"
They didnt call them rangers. They were talking about how rangers are killed by poachers or attacked by them.
May those rangers rest in piece, they defended until their last moments.
These people who do these jobs are truly the best of humanity they are willing to risk their lives to protect these magnificent beasts and don't get paid that much god bless them
Question is the people who do it to prevent it? What do they do with them? Something tells me they are farms disguised as preservation.
@@ItIsYouAreNotYour Well you see, there are ways to remove a rhino horn without killing the animal, but then you sit with an unhappy rhino.
Pay them better then poachers and poaching will stop
If the sentences were heavier for killing wildlife there might be fewer hunters. If they had to pay 500 thousand plus life in jail they might think twice before killing.
@ That wouldn't matter, because the risk of making it would still be to good.
As a sort of misanthrope, I love that certain parts of the world have decided that hunting humans is ok if they're poachers. It's like that saying "fuck around and find out". Well deserved to be treated the way you treat others. I dont think anyone is pro poacher lives.
Fuck around and find out is my new anthem.
I also absolutely agree.
I care about animals they just live happily and poachers kill them
Why is it funny to be killing some of the poorest aboriginal people on earth? Do you view all of Africa as your own private, personal safari?
Poacher is usually not hunting animals for a photograph like westerners. He might be hunting it for the medicine of dying son.
@@CreativeCreatorCreates I guarantee it isn't. I could roll you over with a soft breeze im sure.
“researchers believe that it would be unethical to interfere with the lives of animals so much.”
This is probably what aliens think when they see us.
We just need to start hunting humans let’s make a new sport of hunting humans I don’t under stand how it’s legal to murder an animal for sport so u can hand it’s head on your wall but it’s not legal for me to hunt a human and hand his head on my wall why is that it needs to be changed I would love a human head trophy on my wall
@@IEATBOOTYHOLE "I would love a human head trophy on my wall"
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@@IEATBOOTYHOLE Hunting for sport is illegal. And a Human shooting a deer in the heart and killing it instantly is a far better death than a wild animal can typically hope for. The average death in the wild is painful and slow. Either starvation, being eaten alive, or accidentally injuring yourself so severly you can no longer fend for yourself.
@@IEATBOOTYHOLE You know people feel less empathy for other species than human and it's logic because animal are not people. The most illogical thing is to like animal more than human.
@@jeremysimpson4584 Well no you do kinda have to be smart to be one and 2 we use animals to refer to earth life that is multicellular and not human most of the time.
see i know alot of people would disagree but if we were to find a poachers hide out i think another good deterrent is a bomb/missile think of it like this
"bro im finna get that rhino horn you in?" and the other poacher is like
" hell nah didn't you hear about the other guys!"
"nah what happened?"
"M I S S I L E"
yes i know its inhuman
No one should disagree with this comment.
@@aetherandbeyond1239 I don’t know I wouldn’t consider poachers humans personally. So it wouldn’t be inhumane in my opinion.
Would probably save other animals being hunted to near extinction if anything
These rangers are one of the world's greatest heroes. They risk their lives to protect with little pay. This really shows how much they care for these animals and want to protect them.
We honestly should have open season for poachers. Huge rewards for every head they bring in.
Barbaric. How would you feel if people demanded that you be killed for being a desperate, impoverished man just trying to feed his family any way you can.
I worked for a small company and without going into detail a lot of poachers were taken out. Hired by the local government of where I was stationed at the task was to go in and disappear as if we weren't there but to take out as many as we can. We jokingly called it operation poached egg because of the people we were going to make contact with and the hard boiled eggs we had to eat those 2 days.
did you work for a pmc?
Curious. Do government officials in these countries assist in poaching? Since you guys kill these poachers, is it because they regularly kill Rangers? The deterrent part with killing them is established I know.
@@paulstone3590 Poachers basically are fucked if they're caught: kill a ranger and the local government can have all poachers placed on a kill on sight list and no legal group with a reputation is going to try and defend the killing of a poacher, get caught in general and there will be hell to pay when ur hauled to court by the local government as again no legal group or home country is going to spend money defending its own who was caught poaching
@@Freedomcustom I don't know. I agree that other Rangers will kill poachers on sight if their colleague is killed. But my question is are certain government officials participating in poaching to line their pockets? Because most these places are third world countries. They value human life cheap and animals even cheaper.
An eco-hitman, pretty cool.
I like the idea of the turtle eggs, and I think every one, from the poacher to the final consumer, should get the Aztec treatment at the hands of a good aztec priest in a pyramid, with a good obsidian knife.
Nah, give a crappy, dull, rusty ass knife!
nah, bring in the Norse and let them do the thing that's worse than a Blood Eagle, they would take one end of your intestines and nail it to a tree and make you run laps around it making you disembowel yourself while you felt every agonizing second of it
Shit man
I rewatched this and was incensed by the poultry sum each African Ranger is paid. These stalwart brave Rangers are being themselves killed by the poachers. Yet they are doing such an important job to protect wildlife. I truly feel we could do more for the Rangers. 💪🏼🙏🏻✨
Poultry sum, hahaha! Because it can only buy the guy eggs maybe. Not correcting you, but it made me smile
I love this episode with a passion. I've always imagined seeking out poachers, a mercenary for the animals. Its crazy how little they make, but I love the lengths people have gone to fuck with poachers. Poisoned rhino horn lol hilarious
They should use 100% lethal poison, solve the issue from the other end. No buyers would mean the market would collapse
I think we should be able to be go after any poacher and do to them what they do the animals they poach. I don't see why people want to do that anymore in this day and age. Love this video! It should be shared all over!
@@BeckyMessick that’s pretty stupid
@@BeckyMessick that’s pretty stupid
@@agentdickemdown nah why can't we
The real problem here is that people are busting their ass for the next to nothing and Crime Pays way more than honest work this hardly sounds like the Hallmark of a happy and stable Society
Are you just figuring that out?
having rich neighbors when you're poor is not actually a good thing. their money will turn your society into a shambles.
The cops only go after non violent people they don't go after killer's
Crime pays more because if you are caught, there are consequences. High Risk, High reward
According to most religions, evil people never have their way in the end. There is justice in the afterlife.
I just have to give it up to the people who put in the effort to save these animals. It's humbling
$170 per month. In Uganda that is about 50% above the average income. Comparatively, I would imagine being a Ranger is a good, well paying job for these guys, though it be a very risky one as well. A needed job, those guys are awesome!
“Hiding something from a rat seems to be impossible”
I really hope that wasn’t missed by people 😂
After hearing of the fact that
Even after dyeing their horn pink , some poacher still kill rhino just out of anger and revenge is absolutely saddening and terrifying to see how low the level of their humanity can go .
Poachers aren't humans. They're evil incarnate, and thus should be treated as such.
@@user-sr8bo2sq3v
Nah, being described as Human, is already the worst any evil can be described.
Agreed, they destroy their own future business, I can only think they're greedy or desperate, it they tranqed and removed the horn then they could have a future too. I don't know maybe if the economy was aided it could discourage it
@@bruhtnt4258 I mean you could be described as an amoeba or something thats definitely far worse
I really feel for these rangers who are willing to risk their lives to save these animals and only being paid a pittance. There should be an account or something to donate money directly to the rangers, animal lovers around the world would be willing to donate to them. I know i would.
That's pretty awesome... imagine we start finding a way to breed elephants and rhinos with toxic horns lmfao
sad part of Rhino trade is that, its part of a highly organized secret organisation which often include Officials. And poachers are just pawns for the so called organisations. the kingpins liase with officials so never actually get caught when poachers are shot at sight\ shoot at rangers vice-versa
Easy solution, death penalty for anyone involved in poaching. If you are complicit in any way shape or form in poaching you are dead! We need extreme measures to deal with greedy POS people that didn't deserve life from the start, either do that or loose all endangered animals on the planet.
exactly! one thinkin human, finally!
@@filipebeat the economy needs to be changed to change the trade
It should be open season on poachers all year long with a bounty on every one you bring in. A friend of mine worked at the sewage treatment plant in Atlanta. One day they found wads of money that were dyed red in the sewage. He tried every kind of solvent imaginable to remove the red dye. The morale of the story is you will never be able to remove the dye from the rhino horns.
Wtf
ah yes the awesome demand for human hunting ... how civilized
"I hunt to save a species, you hunt for greed, we are not the same". In all seriousness poachers take out park rangers and most people shouldn't have access to these areas unsupervised so I find it justified.
Ah yes the awesome demand for allowing trespassing, poaching, mutilation for greed and human deaths. Poachers are only there for ill intent and self preservation so the Rangers should be able to protect themselves and others before the deed is done.
@@Dar2Jee it is, what metric do you determine civil to be based on?
That's insane somebody definitely robbed a bank and got hit with the dye packs
Just remember, a rhino's horn has about the same medicinal value as your toenail clippings.
Okay so I may be a little bit high. But when he began the video and started talking about poacher hunters, and then showed a guy walking with a gun. I really thought for a moment there was an assassin group, going around eliminating poachers 😂
I love that they are poisoning the the horns they need to make it lethal to humans
Agree
I tought about that too but if they eat that shit they Will tell other people about how bad It was a dead man cant say that
Not necessarily. The people consuming rhino horns are living in truly desperate poverty, without access to effective medicine, hoping that these "traditional remedies" will cure their cancer or other serious ailments. A much better approach would be education that these methods don't work, easier access to medicine that does work, and measures to decrease poverty in general.
It's easy to assume anyone paying into this industry is evil, but that's not always the case. Humanitarian relief efforts would go a lot farther than poisoning villagers who have nothing.
Ah yes revenge the best solution to all problems
Chinese will still sell it as an aphrodisiac.
Germany has a great way to deal with this. It's called "Puma".
I'd love to see what thermal sights on a 20mm auto-cannon shooting at poachers could do. Also it's strong enough to withstand tank shots and supposidly has the ability to mount surface to air missiles.
Way too expensive for most wildlife reserves, in fact if Germany's economy gets hit too hard due to outside events (Ukraine war) I wouldn't surprised if Puma gets sold due to budget issues.
african probab;y cant afford it
African wildlife reserves do not have anywhere near close to enough money to buy, maintenance, buy ammo, and train men to use a fucking tank. If African countries wanted to protect wildlife with tanks they'd deploy militaries not park rangers.
Why would u kill a human when they just trying to kill animals? Lol
@@ericyoon5627 (Besides the dubious morality of driving animals to extinction in the name of capitalism) let's assume the only thing that matters is human life, destroying ecosystems by eradicating megafauna and other keystone species will inevitably lead to the death of humans down the line, so fighting poachers saves humans as well.
It's amazing what people have accomplished in the war against poachers. Ideas I would NEVER would have guessed
When I first heard that one of the mitigation techniques was to take the horn off I was shocked like "you have become what you swore to stop" and wondered if it would affect the animal. Glad to know my worry was misplaced.
The Elephants even evolved themselves to have no tusks just so poachers wouldn't hunt them for that reason
*tusks
Poachers don’t need trunks. The nose is worth nothing luckily.
It’s their tusks. And if all of them loose their tusks they will all die. Because males cannot have this tuskless genetic
That's actually wrong. There were always elephants without tusks. But when only the tuskless elepants breed (due to only the elephants with tusks being hunted), that causes a form of evolution. The one darwin was referring to. Survival of the fittest, only the fittest are those surviving humans this time.
They didn't evolve.... The males with smaller tusks that would not stand a chance against another bull with large tusks are the ones who are mating now. The big tusk males are just dying out due to poaching. Small tusks are the genetic variant that overpopulated the gene pool.
I’m sure this person meant no tusks. No trunks would be creepy bro.
Should have a new game called “hunt the poachers”. It will provide free transportation (but u have to provide ur own meals and guns and other stuff). Each captured poacher, dead or alive, will give u, say $1000.
My favorite method of stopping poachers is lead. A very heavy dose of hot lead that’s wrapped in an elegant package of copper
I can respect a hunter hunting for food, they're doing that so they can eat.
Poachers are not hunters, they don't support life, they only care for money, and do not care for the well being of others or ecosystems.
The problem with de-horning is that sometimes the poachers will still kill the animal just so they don't end up tracking it again.
problem is they still sell da fuckin horn!
Ive had real animal horns. BUT it was harvested from dead animals, that died from old age or illnesses. Ive always been for the protection of our wild animals as its their job to keep nature in balance. What most people dont understand that (almost) every animal has a purpose in nature (only ticks have ABSOLUTELY no use)
Ticks are food for pther animals hahah but except for that yes
And mosquitoes and tsetse flies, locust too.
Yup. Many animals exist to feed me.
locust is future of human non vegetarian food. nothing as protien dense as locust ✌️
@@linuxbasic3399 ill gladly be eatimg wild game as ive always done. Enhoy your bugs....
"Hears he got only one year"
Me: TF, that's too lenient.
"He had to watch Bambi everyday"
Me: Nevermind
once a month not everyday
I really truly love this work of yours. Thank you bringing awareness, freely !
These long segments prove superior to the short versions. Although the shorts were also entertaining, these are informative plus educational.
Since this is a global issue, I think that the UN should have a poaching task force that includes platoons of soldiers from different countries on a rotating basis to get the numbers of groups protecting these great animals much higher.
UN is a joke, change my mind
I would play that game, funds go towards paying rangers, like a gurrula r6 seige
As soon as I heard, he had to watch Bambi, I burst out laughing
It's not about the ivory
It's about the message
It's not about the ivory, ivory, ivory.
We don't need your ivory, ivory, ivory.
We just wanna make the world dance, don't care about the price tag.
It ain't about the, uh, rhino rhino.
It ain't about the, yeah, rhino rhino.
We just wanna make the world dance, we don't care about the price tag.
"It's not about the ivory it's about the message"
And the message is, "Hey poachers! Now ivory is *even* *more* valuable for you to poach, because we destroy any we confiscate."
I would think that having several ghillie suited snipers hiding in the area and taking out the poachers when they see them would likely put a massive dent in the poaching problem.
Watching Bambi 12 times, I thought there were laws against cruel and unusual punishments! Mind you my daughter made me sit through Jungle Book at least 30 times. Maybe a letter to the Hague is needed. 🤔🤔
Keep playing that movie in his cell again and again. He would go crazy from the sound alone.
Why not go after the ones willing to pay this amount for rhino horns , ultimately that’s where the problem lies .
We need to poach poachers
YES!!
You may destroy the puppets, but this war won't end until the puppeteers are taken out.
@TheDragShot you having a stroke?
Fax
it seems to me that if you burn tones of the tusks it keeps the value of them higher due to low amounts on the market making poaching more profitable
I agree, but I believe this was the lesser of several evils.
Yeah it also seems to me that it would make poachers more money. You risk arrest, but greater risk often means greater reward
The issue with selling the ivory is it creates more demand. So more animals will be killed in the future. Best to burn it and send a message to the customers to stop wanting it.
But on the other hand, if they sell those tusk it would simply encourage buyers to buy them and w/o any risk at that, this could possibly raise the demand(humans are greedy creatures) and thus resulting in many others to be killed. Either way will have a negative effect and maybe burning is the lesser evil in this case.
sort of. but if you sell or gift them you sustain the market and maintain it's social value. if a person can say their ivory was the result of government seizure they can obscure the fact that they're a black market collector.
I hope they can do something like this to protect Pangolins. It's not an Ant eatter about an armadillo but something that looks like a cute scale armoured pokimon.
It is the most pouched animal on the planet there where nine species.
There are still eight species left.
They are killed at an alarming rate of 2.million a year by pouches.
I'm afraid these cute pokimon creatures will disappear before most people even know they exsist.
“Dehorning” …… that cracked me up 😂😂😂
Those people only get 170 dollars per month
What a legend
They deserve much MUCH more
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea ikr
And Hunter Biden how many dollars gets?
Ngl at the very beginning it looked like that dude was bouta body slam the giraffe 🦒 since he couldn’t revive it …..🙀
My father was a forest ranger. He wasn't with the enforcement but seen the bust and stuff they take from poachers. It's borderline scary.
This presentation style is like a low-budget local radio station from 2005. I can't finish the video.
Your videos are great. I always learn something new when I watch them. Thanks for putting in the work and time to make them.
I dunno...if they knew how much damage we'd managed to do to ourselves trying to "help" each other, I'm pretty sure they'd agree with the scientists in the end...
15:45 This pic goes hard. Probably this guys profile picture on every platform
Great video. Very informative. I've subscribed. Keep up the good work.
when poaching rhino makes them 500k Us dollars richer and out of poverty vs being a ranger risking your life at $170 a month chasing flying bullets as you live in poverty. Which side would you take? because obviously these animal researchers or government officials ain't chasing the flying bullets of poachers, but sitting at their luxurious home and eating good with ac on as they wait for the good news or bad news reports only.
Well, it isn't the poachers that get 500k US $, it's what it is sold for, to the consumers.
Poachers get less per month, than rangers.
Manny rangers has been poachers, befor they got caught and sentenced, and therfor they now can fred and house their familly, what they couldn't do when farming and poaching.
@@hellefur7861 exactly what I was thinking. If a ranger only makes $170 a month, I'd say they probably poach themselves for more $.
Would your rather be a hard working citizen making maybe 100k dollars a day if your lucky or be a bank robber making 100,000s of dollars per robbery if not more. Obvious.
Edit: I meant every hour
I’m not poor
I'm sure they're likely to make more as a poacher than a ranger. The risk of death on both ends are still the same. it's depends on their own faith if they die today or get caught. Being chained up with made up rules and law under the greedy government do what the governments want or face consequences vs be free and do what they want with consequences. it's their choice to do what's best fit for their survival.
We caught him lads
Can we take a moment to appreciate how much time and effort he puts in the videos for us 😇.
you mean they... they are more then one for sure
Damn another one
What needs to get done is a systematic crackdown on the market itself. There’s no reason those parts should be worth anything.
Sadly that's not how illegal marketplaces work. It's like trying to crack down on the drug trade; what ends up happening is that the drugs become more scarce, thus more valuable, thus the cartels that deal in them make even more money.
The best way to devalue the market is to try to make ivory more available with things like fake ivory, harvesting horns from live animals, and (crucially) sell confiscated ivory instead of destroying it. The criminals have already lost their product at that point, so destroying it doesn't hurt them in any way. In fact, it just makes ivory rarer, and more valuable for them to keep poaching.
“Only $170” What of it? There’s more to life than making money. 😂
There is a way to fight poachers , mandatory deleting the poachers , in most those countries a poacher will get less than a yr. in prison if prosecuted at all.
Seriously we need to have active effort in helping rangers deal with poachers.
If the ecology dies then we can expect a climate refugee crisis of unprecedented levels.
9:38 "But You cant ressurect a Rhino."
Rhinocebros (DST) : Allow us to introduce Ourselfs
elephant: gets shot
elephant: i think its time for my monthly apointment
damn imagine poaching elephant so much evolution stats kicking in
A lot of the horns end up grinded into powder in China for sure...Also what, interfering to gorillas life too much if teaching them to recognize and dismantle traps made to kill or capture them? Like placing those traps down is not already well over the line as it is.
Yep, Eastern countries in generally believe in traditional medicine and do sometimes go too far. Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam all do it as well but China is def one of the bigger if not the biggest one
It's banned in China - unless it is for medicinal purposes. In fact many natural stuff has been done in China that ended up being a cure and even won Nobel peace prices when combined to increase efficacy
@@jackeyster5079 Many western medicines make your of traditional medicine, some is combined with western medicine and works as it increases it's effectiveness.
Some even won Nobel awards even though the award itself is heavily biased towards the west and has been proven.
In addition to that, the vast majority of the people here have no idea in addition to even remotely understanding China or have even been. But still pretend that reading the news or media on CZcams will give them all the information especially with CZcams censorship.
@@jackeyster5079 Taiwan is not recognized as a country by the vast majority of countries around the world.
And for those who don't know, illegal animal products are seized in China frequently.
I still like the option of opening farming of these animals. It's not like we have to worry about chickens going extinct.
17:26 The bull elephant won't stop protecting his dead friend.
The ivory demand will not fade. To insinuate such is a folly endeavor. I'm not pleased with this like anyone else, but it is a fact of the life we live in.
I agree, repurposing what would be illicit funding from ivory into the systems that protect and nurture the animals as well as give the caretakers better supplies and pay.
I’ve seen beautiful ivory carvings on display in Hong Kong, it’s so sad a beautiful animal was killed for it.
I don't think "reducing demand" is the actual reason.
But as far as I'm aware trading ivory is illegal to trade in most countries anyway.
That means if there is a ivory product for sale the buyer and the police immediately know it's illegal.
Now if you suddenly had a legal market for ivory again, it wouldn't be that clear anymore.
Poachers would just sell illegal ivory with fake certificates to people who believe they are buying legal ivory for a good cause.
That would make poaching a more profitable business again and at the same time make it harder for police to track down poachers.
PS: Actually, I guess that also does lower the demand for LEGAL ivory though.
Because if people know there is NO legal ivory to begin with, they will not try to buy such (and accidentally buy ivory from poachers)
The begining 💀
It's not about the money.. It's about sending a message. -Ranger
Average minimum wage in Congo is like $75, A Month. Dude is technically making more then double the living wage. It would be like making $10,000 a month in Wyoming. Some of what you say is true, park rangers aren't paid that well, along side most law enforcement, but show/use accurate numbers when doing so.
Sounds like we need to start hunting the poachers.
loved it! Watching almost any Disney offering is cruel punishement. But Deer poachers STILL get off easy imho.
That’s because deer poachers are usually white.
human greed knows no bounds ... but yea I think this video is also part of what will save these animals. Knowledge is power. People need to know of the issue
I'd be curious if you cut and sold the horns and tusks directly to the person. Selling it cheaper than the black market and slowly eating away at their profit.
Plus you could get an active list of those who are interested in those commodities. Which could give away where they are buying it.
Not a great solution but it would be interesting to see if it crashes the market value of the substance
Dude poatched for 3 years, got 1 year and watched Bambi. He got off way easy. No way he learned his lesson. Watching a movie that many times would make someone mentally numb. Stull like that doesn't work if the person doesn't have the mental empathy in the first place. He should have watched videos of kids losing their parents instead, starving families. In fact, I would have sent him to 3 years but for every deer he killed, if he had to volunteer for natural resources community service. 1 day for every deer. He would have to face the very people he screwed over. He would have to help rangers catch other poachers and see the damage it does. That would have had a greater effect.
Watching Bambi, my God. What idiot in court that that was a good idea.🙄 It doesn't work for those who don't care.
Excellent points, thank you. I do think capital punishment is a good choice too since they like killing let them see it from the perspective of the animal.
he was poaching whitetail deer not critically endangered species. Im not saying its right. js
@@garreksloan346 I understand. There are different levels for what is poached. I just wish it was all the same. That the courts didn't factor in endangerment and that you get in serious trouble regardless. Poaching is what leads to endangerment, stop it before the animal gets added to the list. Courts don't think like that.
He got off easy cause he was white. It’s white privilege
thank you for teaching us the secrets of poaching! i shall use this for... things.....
... poacher...
😂 Now you know how much to sell tusks for.
@@floridacracker_ what a deal! xD
@@Le_Ducc Here's hoping you and your buyers get some of the poisoned items!!
people who buy the horns as a "cure all" could end up thinking those poison effects are it working
We need more funding for this !, This is WHY I hate the Human Species !
I think it would be okay to teach the teens how to disable human traps. The teens probably saw what happened when they get caught and banded together to protect their family. Teaching this to some others may prevent a lot of injuries and death. Once you teach a few in each group you probably wouldn't need to keep doing so as gorillas will teach this to the young ones on their own. Especially the females as they have babies. They would teach what they were taught on how to avoid the, and likely teaching them when they are older to dismantle them. Same as they do already with many things. I understand not wanting to interfere so much but I'm pretty sure the traps do that already and cause a much bigger interference in their lives.
Rangers should be allowed to shoot Poachers on sight (nonlethal unless necessary, but to incapacitate the Poachers so that they can't shoot back or run away)
Tell me you don't know how guns work without telling me you don't know how guns work
@@RandyrheBlackKnight there are other places to shoot someone than just the chest and head.
@@TheLalacreamAnd? Let me use the most common one, shooting someone in the leg, you know what happens 9 times out of 10 when you shoot someone in the leg? They bleed to death in Five Minutes, and that's if they're lucky. Shoot them in the Arm? Same thing, bleed to death.
You know why? Guns are made to kill people and there is NOWHERE YOU CAN SHOOT without a serious risk of hitting a major Vein or Artery. There is literally NOWHERE ON THE HUMAN BODY you can shoot that doesn't carry a serious risk of that person fucking dying.
You fire a gun AT ALL and you are using deadly force. No ifs ands or buts. It doesn't matter what caliber bullet your firing or what kind it is.
@@TheLalacream You really don't know how guns work lmao. Please don't own a gun.
@@WadeAlma good thing I live in Canada XD
I feel bad for the rhinos
They’re the #1 endangered species
We have to do something to help them
A fun fact, the average monthly salary here in India is the what ads up to around 200 dollars. But to be fair, the standard of living is significantly lower than most places around the world. Too many people take things like clean water, the chance to shower, electricity and education for granted. People in our country do not know not to litter and about things such as global warming and pollution.
All you gotta do is enact open season on poachers. The “good guys” have to accept that their morals are enabling the extinction of valid species
Right on school is in..
We all get to learn something we never thought to even think about learning..
But it's gonna be cool..
C told yah lol great content!.
Install mini guns on the horns that can be remotely fired, idk how to make it not run out of ammo or teach the rhino to aim but 🤷🏻
Pretty smart ways to combat poachers
I really hope we can bring back the northern white rhino 🦏
You've finally showed your subs count,congrats!I knew you were a good content creator
He had to, it's part of the new youtube update. He always wanted it to be secret lol
@@amilying8120 Ohh
Aw the service rats are so cute 🥰
The safest way to protect rhinos is to hunt down the people buying the ancient medicine and sawing their noses off. 🙃
And then feeding it to vultures :]
I came across the fact somewhere that the heart of a giraffe is the size of a medium dog. Not sure if it's true or not, but it sounds likely since it's got that neck that it needs to pump blood up.
A month or 2 ago, I saw a tweet about a poacher who was killed exaction style. Everyone hopes that his murderer never got caught.
Imagine being a drug cartel member. You're just minding your business and suddenly. *Camera Rat* goes sprinting across the floor into the walls.