The plight of Zim’s 36 baby elephants

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The plight of Zim’s 36 baby elephants.

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Daily Maverick | 13 January, 2015 | Andrea Teagle | Please Republish

Late last year, dozens of baby elephants in the Hwange Elephant Park were forcibly removed from their families and prepared for export. Now, Zimbabwe has confirmed its intention to ship 60 elephant calves off to undisclosed destinations in France, the United Emirates and China. While Zimbabwe defends the move with claims of over-population, conservationists condemn … Full Story ?

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