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Kenya elephant deaths and pesticide inquiry
The recent deaths of 15 elephants near Amboseli National Park in Kenya have raised concerns about potential poisoning from pesticides used on nearby tomato farms. While some officials suggest cyanide traces in the elephants’ stomachs point to pesticide exposure, conservationists question the evidence, noting the unusual nature of the case and inconsistencies with established elephant behavior. Experts warn that illegal agrochemicals and increased land use for agriculture are contributing to human-wildlife conflicts and pose ongoing risks to local wildlife.
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