ZIMBABWE: ELEPHANTS DIE FROM 'BACTERIAL DISEASE'

 


Wildlife officials in Zimbabwe say they suspect a bacterial disease is responsible for the deaths of more than 30 elephants since late August. The elephants were found lying on their stomachs, which experts suggests they died suddenly. Park officials do not believe they were the victims of poaching as their tusks had not been removed. Earlier this year hundreds of elephants were found dead in Botswana from a type of bacterial poisoning.

Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority assert that about 34 elephants have been found so far. However it's thought that there may be others which have not yet been found.

The animals were discovered in and around forests between Hwange National Park and Victoria Falls.

Post-mortem examinations of some of the elephants found they had inflamed livers and other organs.


REFERENCES

BBC https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-54345439 30/9/2020


This article has been written by CALVIELLO Mateo, GIULIANO Franco, GRANDE Joaquín and LAURINO  Manuel.

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