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Bad habits of Meru elephant earns him exile to Tsavo

 

(Posted 03rd October 2025)

 

Courtesy of African Elephant News

 

Emmanuel Wanjala, The Star (Kenya) September 30, 2025
While electric fences have proven effective in keeping wildlife away from human habitats and drastically reduced human-wildlife conflicts, one bull elephant in Meru had mastered the art of fence-crashing and presented conservationists with a new dilemma.
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