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Fake blood and stuffed animals: How wildlife forensics could help to convict poachers - MSN
On a mission to tackle poaching, South Africa’s Wildlife Forensics Academy recreates wildlife crimes in a warehouse where students are taught how to handle evidence.
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Shop owner sold stuffed endangered species
A shop owner has been convicted of selling stuffed endangered animals and illegal ivory goods. Justin Grimshaw, 71, pleaded guilty to 12 offences at Boston Magistrates' Court on Wednesday.
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Naturepedic Expands Offerings for Families With Organic Stuffed Animals That Support Wildlife Conservation
CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio, April 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Naturepedic, the leading GOTS-certified organic and EWG Verified® sleep brand, announces the launch of its new line of organic stuffed animals ...
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Fake blood and stuffed animals: How wildlife forensics could help to convict poachers
On a mission to tackle poaching, South Africa’s Wildlife Forensics Academy recreates wildlife crimes in a warehouse where students are taught how to handle evidence. News Today's news ...
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Fake blood and stuffed animals: How wildlife forensics could help to convict poachers - AOL
On a mission to tackle poaching, South Africa’s Wildlife Forensics Academy recreates wildlife crimes in a warehouse where students are taught how to handle evidence.