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Roaming elephants a giant headache for Zambia - CAJ News Africa

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from ARNOLD MULENGA in Lusaka, ZambiaZambia BureauLUSAKA, (CAJ News) – RISKS of renewed human-wildlife conflict is rife in Zambia as the El Niño-induced drought forces the migration of elephants from neighbouring Zimbabwe, earlier than usual. A breeding herd of approximately 150 elephants, including calves, have arrived since early March. These majestic animals traditionally migrate between Zimbabwe and Zambia from September to December. The her…
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Roaming elephants a giant headache for Zambia - CAJ News Africa

from ARNOLD MULENGA in Lusaka, ZambiaZambia BureauLUSAKA, (CAJ News) – RISKS of renewed human-wildlife conflict is rife in Zambia as the El Niño-induced drought forces the migration of elephants from neighbouring Zimbabwe, earlier than usual. A breeding herd of approximately 150 elephants, including calves, have arrived since early March. These majestic animals traditionally migrate between Zimbabwe and Zambia from September to December. The her…

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Zambia : Elephant Herd Crosses Into Zambia, Prompting Caution From Wildlife Officials

A herd of more than 150 elephants, including several juveniles, has crossed into Zambia’s Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park from neighboring Zimbabwe, prompting a warning from wildlife officials about the animals’ heightened protective instincts. Wilfred Moonga, the Senior Wildlife Warden for Zambia’s Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) in the southern region, confirmed the migration last […]

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