because jeff flocken from the international fund for animal welfare says honestly it's a farce to say this is being done for conservation. i do agree that there is sometimes a need to manage wildlife population in small areas. but there are less than 5,000 individuals left of the species. instead of killing it they can be moved to a different area, used to bring in photo tourism or ecotourism, something that doesn't actually involve killing the animal. he's an animal welfare expert, one of the world's leading experts. >> that's great. i understand he's an animal welfare expert. i'm going to defer to the scientists at the i.u.n. specialist group for rhinos, the foremost expert in the world. i'm going to defer to 177 nations that are members of cides. to the u.s. fish and wildlife service who are all 100% behind this. i'm going to defer to the wwf, who's also behind this. so i'm glad he feels that way. i did not create this plan, piers. they created this plan. i'm the one that believes in it enough to put my money where my mouth is. i'm not just sitting at home watching a discovery chan