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namibia where you visited vows to protect these endangered spea species, yet they allow hunting. >> they'llff hunting, pick an old bull, auction off the right to shoot that one old angry bull. $350,000 they say then goes into rhino preservation. and anti-poaching patrols, dehorning operations, those sorts of things. it's hugely controversial. to the idea that in order to save a species you should be allowed to shoot it, you know. it's very counterintuitive. especially if you're an animal lover. so to go and actually talk to locals, understand the science behind it. what, how long do we have before we run out of the big five. >> i was going to say as an animal lover. i'm an animal lover, how much optimism is there that the black rhinos can be saved? >> the biggest question. whether it's tigers in india or rhinos in africa. this is a human problem. a lot of countries in africa have much bigger problems than saving a rhino. they have human development. they need hospitals and schools, they've got diseases to worry about. we're at this sort of tipping point. which is kind of the point of the sh

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