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Had they not been dehorned, they would have torn each other to pieces.

This chicken-heartedness, as he dubbed it, disgusted Martin, who consequently took a satisfaction in compelling the boy to assist him actively whenever there were cattle to be dehorned, wire rings to be pushed through bunches of pigs' snouts, calves to be delivered by force, young stuff to be castrated or butchering to be done.

He was a "jack of all trades" there, appraising livestock, buying livestock for people who couldn't attend a sale, helping the veterinarian vaccinate animals and castrate and dehorn cattle, and sorting cattle so they would sell better.

It's expensive and invasive but we believe it is a necessary evil," says Galliers, noting that it costs about Au580 to safely dehorn a rhino.

(The horns grow back over time, just like fingernails, so they must be trimmed every few years.) Both Namibia and Zimbabwe dehorn rhinos annually in their national parks.

It's taken Naylor and his team two weeks to dehorn a large proportion of Phinda's rhinos, and that's only the beginning of the process.

In what is being perceived as a last ditch effort to curb rampant poaching, wildlife authorities in Zimbabwe have announced plans to dehorn 100 rhinos in the state-run parks across the country.

They had the right to choose various kinds of chiefs, as well as to depose or "dehorn" chiefs who ignored warnings that people were dissatisfied with their leadership.

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They may not be put to death, but introduce to him some justice which would be good for him and dehorn him.

The Clan Mothers also have power to elect the tribal leaders, to "dehorn" the chief before death (a ceremonial ritual), to approve marriages, to oversee ceremonies, and to serve as an arbiter during disputes among clan members.