Elephants in Borneo slaughtered for ivory (WARNING: graphic photos)

Mongabay
Jan 3, 2017, 4:00 am133 pts
Last month, poachers slaughtered two elephants for ivory in Sabah in Malaysian Borneo. Wildlife rescuers discovered the remains of the first Borneo elephant on December 27, and those of the second elephant — a sabre-tusked bull named Sabre — on New Year’s Eve. The two carcasses were found near Segama…

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