Lions ate at least two rhinoceros poachers trespassing on a game preserve in Kenton-on-Sea, South Africa. Along with the poachers' remains, rangers found a high-powered rifle and axe.
"They strayed into a pride of lions – it's a big pride so they didn't have too much time," Sibuya reserve owner Nick Fox was quoted as saying. "We're not sure how many there were – there's not much left of them."
More in this press release from the Sibuya Game Reserve.
(BBC)
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