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Rhino Horn Dehorning as Anti-Poaching Strategy
Rhino horn dehorning as an anti-poaching strategy saves an estimated 80% of treated animals from poaching in well-monitored reserves, yet it costs over $10,000 per operation. Compared to #9, dehorning offers a more direct conservation impact but lacks the cultural complexity, with a 15% post-dehorning infection rate that fuels ongoing ethical debate.
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