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Rhino horns have shrunk over the past century, study finds

Rhinoceros horns across all species have gradually shrunk over the past century and hunting may be the likely cause, scientists believe. | TAG24

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For the Past 100 Year, Rhinos Are Growing Shorter Hunts After Surviving Hunts

Study shows that rhinos now have shorter horns because they are the ones surviving hunts for the past 100 years,

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Stark evidence of shrinking rhino horns sparks survival warning

Stark evidence of shrinking rhino horns sparks survival warning
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Hunting by humans has caused rhinos horns to grow to a shorter length, scientists say

Rhino horns have shrunk over the past century because of hunting by humans, suggest scientists.

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Rhino horns have shrunk in the last 100 years, study finds, likely due to hunting

Scientists believe shooting rhinos with larger horns means only smaller-horned ones remain, who then pass on their smaller traits; the animals are endangered, with less than 30,000 in the wild.

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