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  The report said no action was taken against the park.
  
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  Out of fear that helicopters would spot the rhino, workers buried the animal in a hole leaving a portion of his head exposed, the report said. Investigators with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission took no further action, according to the September report.
  
  Something isn't right here, why would you do this if the situation warranted the shooting? and no action taken against the park, wtf!
context: When workers saw the rhino break through the main enclosure and run toward cypress trees, park owner Jordan Munn gave the order to shoot, the report said. The rhino was hit several times but managed to escape the trees. Workers followed the dying rhino for ⅓ mile and kept shooting the animal until it fell and died, the report said. Based on shell casings, investigators found 15 rounds were fired.
  
  So fucked up; the park was clearly unprepared for the rhino not adjusting to living in their tourist trap right away.
  Perhaps private parks like this are not the best curators for endangered species after all? >
  
  This is so disgusting. The USA needs more stringent regulations for private wildlife parks and exotic animal ownership. >
  
  Clearly, the rhino should’ve pulled himself up by his bootstraps, to make sure that it was not in a situation that could get him killed. 
  He should have just complied.