Animals
Anti-poaching Devices Being Implanted in All of Kenya's Rhinos
Wildlife officials in Kenya are implanting microchips into the horn of every rhinoceros in the country in a bid to keep the dwindling population safe from the ever-increasing presence of poachers.
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