- At least three poachers are believed to have been eaten by lions at game reserve
- Men had entered Sibuya Game Reserve in Eastern Province, South Africa
- A head, bloody limbs and three pairs of shoes recovered from the scene
- Staff also found hunting rifles and axe used by poachers to cut off rhino horns
A gang of poachers who broke into a South African game reserve to hunt rhinos came off second best when they were attacked and eaten by a pride of hungry lions.
At least three hunters are believed to have been devoured by the predators, judging by the bloody scene on the Sibuya Game Reserve near Kenton-on-Sea in Eastern Province, South Africa.
One head and a number of bloodied body parts and limbs have been recovered…
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Exposing the Big Game 
Good news all around today – Scott Pruitt (asked to) resigns.
Could there have possibly been a better outcome?! Rangers at these nature reserves need to take it a step further and start intentionally feeding captured poachers to the lions. No need for wasted time gathering evidence, lengthy court proceedings, ridiculously lenient sentences, appeals, etc.; and the word will soon get around to the villages where these vermin are spawned that the cost/benefit calculation for poaching is no longer in their favor.
Truly an amazing and welcome outcome finally.
Go, lions! You didn’t even leave much litter behind.
Are the lions okay? There isn’t enough water this time of year to properly poach a 140 lbs of meat. The lions should have gone for friars, otherwise they risk a tummy ache from improperly prepared meat. At least the kittens got a couple of new soccer balls to play with.