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Zimbabwe convicting poachers with lion DNA evidence, marking a first in wildlife crime enforcement.
In a landmark case, Zimbabwe used lion DNA for the first time to convict poachers, resulting in 24-month prison sentences for two men.
Authorities traced a missing radio-collared lion after its signal stopped, leading to the discovery of body parts in a nearby village.
Forensic analysis matched the remains to the specific lion using a national DNA database built over eight years with UK support.
Despite laws not automatically criminalizing possession of lion parts, the DNA evidence provided conclusive proof of poaching, highlighting the growing role of forensic science in combating organized wildlife crime.
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Zimbabue condenando a los cazadores furtivos con pruebas de ADN de leones, marcando una primicia en la aplicación de la ley contra el crimen de vida silvestre.