Elephant Management and Poaching in African Countries

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I wonder if it has taken two years to discover or if it has only been hidden from the public -O-


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Maybe they were guessing a bit? :-0


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If it had been humans, they would have found out much earlier. There are no excuses 0=

How come that it ended as it began? I haven't read why, but maybe I have missed it :o0ps:


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A camera trap has captured video of an elephant for the first time in six years in Senegal’s Niokolo-Koba National Park, reviving hopes that the species may still survive in the park after their near disappearance due to poaching and habitat loss.
Ousmane, a hybrid of African forest and savanna elephants, is the first confirmed sighting since 2019, sparking discussions about reintroducing a small herd to reestablish a breeding population.

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If one has come, maybe others will follow and they can leave it to Nature -O-


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