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Baby Elephants Held in Zimbabwe Are Suffering, Expert Says

National Geographic | March 09, 2015 | Christina Russo |

This young elephant, separated from its mother in Hwange National Park, is one of scores being held there in prison-like conditions, waiting to be shipped abroad, likely to China. Longtime elephant behavioral expert Joyce Poole says the elephant “is apprehensive about what it sees, hears, smells on the other side of the bars.” New photographs … Full Story ?
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