Yao Ming joins fight against poaching
The former NBA star teamed up with the wildlife protection group WildAid to help publicize the loss of African elephants and rhinoceroses to poachers.
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Yao Ming stands in the open top of a safari vehicle to observe African elephants in the Samburu National Reserve. The former NBA star is making his first visit to Africa on behalf of WildAid, a nonprofit organization that fights the illegal trade in wildlife.
Kristian Schmidt for WildAid / WildAid
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