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A photo taken on November 7, 2013 shows officers from the Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) attending to a sedated black Rhinoceros at the Nairobi national park during an excercise to implant microchips in an effort to stem poaching of the endangered mammal. Conservationists in Kenya are implanting microchips in the horns of the country's rhinos in its fight against increasingly sophisticated poachers. The KWS said it will use the chips along with DNA records to track the country's dwindling rhino population, which is thought to be around 1,000. It hopes the technology will protect living rhinos - and also provide evidence when it comes to bringing poachers to justice in court. AFP PHOTO / Stringer (Photo credit should read STRINGER/AFP via Getty Images)