Rabbit again with the bad puns <| sep |> Maybe Keijo would be real already . <| sep |> There are a few bit missing from this article that may be interesting . Chobe National Park is protected and patrolled by the Botswana Defense Force , as well as National Parks Rangers . They do have a shoot to kill policy . No member of the public is allowed into the National Park at night for this reason . Shoot to kill is less about an attitude towards poaching , ad more a response to the level of firepower and training poachers have access to . Many are ex civil war veterans from Angola or DRC , and are funded by Asian cartels , backed by local government agents and even local defense forces . It actually has been raining in Botswana for about a month , so it isn ' t as dry as all that , but the season has just started . However , the local plants haven ' t been eaten into extinction , but competition for resources has increased . If you want to make a difference , please try support local groups like in problem areas like Zambia . Botswana has it covered , and the focus should be on neighbouring countries .