18 elephants to be flown to US zoos as drought puts pressure on Swaziland wildlife

26 février 2016 | John Vidal
Conservation groups hope rehoming the elephants will leave more food and water for endangered rhinos as the country suffers worst drought in its history Eighteen elephants, due to be culled because the intense drought in southern Africa has left a national park in Swaziland without food, could (...)
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