Yuki o cão mais amado do mundo (2024)

29/10/2024

Zito’s death is a deeply sorrowful loss, one that stirs a profound sadness, knowing such a magnificent being was taken from this earth for nothing more than a trophy. Tuskers like Zito are legends of the animal kingdom, ancient symbols of wisdom and strength, carrying tusks that have grown through years of survival, resilience, and untold journeys across wild landscapes. For one so rare, whose very existence was a gift, to be struck down by human hands, is beyond tragic—it’s heartbreaking.

These gentle giants, each with their own intelligence, emotions, and memory, suffer for the sake of hollow pride. When we lose a tusker, we lose a part of the world’s natural heritage, something no amount of money or honor on a wall can ever replace. And it’s not just a loss for us today but for generations to come, who will never witness the quiet, awe-inspiring grandeur of a tusker in the wild.

In Zito’s memory lies a haunting reminder of what we stand to lose if such senseless acts continue. The pain of this loss is not just for those who loved and protected him but is felt in the quietude of the wild he called home, where his absence now lingers like a wound that will not heal.
(picture via Kotthoff)
It’s been 5 or 6 SUPER TUSKERS that have been killed by Trophy Hunters as they cross over the border into Tanzania just in the last few months
There are less than 50 of these animals on the planet and a corrupt country will let greedy animal body part collectors kill them all for wall ornaments?

This is just wrong
These “sport hunters” know that the law protects them and they don’t care if they kill them all- the rarer the animal the more they covet them

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