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Shares of DraftKings fell by more than 22% in September, while Flutter shed over 17%, as investors sold their positions in the companies, anticipating a future in which prediction markets poach customers from betting platforms.

It accused the charity African Parks of failing to curb poaching, ending a 15-year mandate to manage two of its protected sites in the central African country.

Lou Carpenter, who owns ancient woodland that provides a habitat for rare birds, told the BBC that catapults were being used to poach, and the problem was getting worse.

Along the way, the agency has walked a delicate line, seeking to maintain cordial relations with local department leaders while also trying to poach their officers.

It intended a similar drastic shake-up to rugby, poaching top talent for a global short-form tournament.