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Identify the main reason for the poaching of elephants?

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Horns

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Fur

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Trunk

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Ivory tusks

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Solution

The correct option is D Ivory tusks
Wild animals are killed for their skin, fur, horns, tusks, bones and meat. Ivory tusks are used for making artifacts and jewellery and it is very costly. Elephants are mainly poached for their tusks.

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