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Botswana culls 23 elephants for event
Botswana's government has approved the hunting of 23 elephants during the country's 60th independence anniversary celebrations, aiming to provide meat for rural communities. This decision comes despite criticism from wildlife conservation groups and a former president. Hunting licenses have been allocated to specific regions to ensure each area receives its quota, with the goal of managing the elephant population, which is estimated at 130,000—the largest in the world—while protecting endangered animals. The government affirms that this move helps reduce clashes between elephants and local residents. However, wildlife advocates warn that killing elephants could lead to more defensive and aggressive behavior from the animals.
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