Cecil the lion killing sparks outrage around the world
Walter Palmer, a dentist from Minnesota, was identified as the American hunter facing poaching charges for the crossbow killing of the beloved Zimbabwe lion
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Walter Palmer, a dentist from Minnesota, was identified as the American hunter facing poaching charges for the crossbow killing of the beloved Zimbabwe lion
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2 men face poaching charges in Zimbabwe, but the American dentist who pulled the trigger is back in the U.S., denying wrongdoing
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Nabire was one of the last five northern white rhinoceros left in the world
British woman died in 2004 leaving almost all her 486,000 pounds ( $758,000) estate to charities, instead of her estranged daughter
The killing of a well-known, protected Zimbabwean lion known as Cecil, by an American big game hunter has outraged conservationists and animal lovers worldwide
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As 2 locals face poaching charges, conservation groups say man who actually killed "Cecil" the lion was an American trophy hunter
3 young journalists who say they were beaten in prison were mysteriously set free just before President Obama's visit, and one of them refuses to be silenced