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South Africa Wants to Flood Illegal Black Market with Rhino Horns
A plan by the South African government to sell some of its $1 billion stockpile of rhinoceros horn could potentially flood the illegal black market and cause prices to plummet as well as enable the country to further finance its conservation efforts.
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