Manila (Philippine Daily Inquirer/ANN) - Thousands of elephants are butchered every year for their ivory tusks that are carved into religious objects, including the most-prized Sto. Nino (icon of Jesus Christ as a boy) in the Philippines, a National Geographic investigation of the direct link between religion and ivory smuggling shows.
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