naturalplastic wrote:
Getting the Chinese to stop buying magic powder made from the horns of endangered rhinos is a higher priority than getting them to stop eating common nonendangered animals like dogs and cats.
I'm not sure if you read books by the British naturalist Gerald Durrell. He recounts being a guest of honor at a World Wildlife Fund function organised in China to raise money to support conservation of the freshwater Buoto dolphin.
Durrell gave a speech on the importance of saving the Buoto Dolphin for future generations of Chinese people. His Chinese hosts seem to have a different idea about why the dolphin should be conserved. To his sudden horror they presented him with a dinner comprising of a main course sweet and sour buoto!!
I don't hold a lot of hope for the poor old rhino