While those who think spiders and insects are a bit scary may not want to watch this video, more adventurous viewers will probably be fascinated by this National Geographic look at the problem of poaching in Africa. Nevertheless, a strong stomach is required, since shots of animals that have been cruelly killed are shown frequently. In fact, one segment even ends with the discovery of two dead humans. Soldiers are shown searching for the hunters who know it's against the law to kill rhinos, elephants, and other animals. ...
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While those who think spiders and insects are a bit scary may not want to watch this video, more adventurous viewers will probably be fascinated by this National Geographic look at the problem of poaching in Africa. Nevertheless, a strong stomach is required, since shots of animals that have been cruelly killed are shown frequently. In fact, one segment even ends with the discovery of two dead humans. Soldiers are shown searching for the hunters who know it's against the law to kill rhinos, elephants, and other animals. Unfortunately, the hunters persist in their activities due to the financial rewards. A must-see video for many animal-rights activists who are eager to actually do something to stop all of this merciless killing in Africa. Elizabeth Smith, Rovi
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