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Radioactivity could be lifesaving for South Africa's rhinoceros population.
Researchers have inserted low doses of radioisotopes into 20 live rhinos in an effort to stop poachers.
The goal is to take advantage of existing nuclear security infrastructure at ports of entry around the globe.
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