‘How many will die?’: The mysterious ailment killing Kenyan elephants
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In July, the Kenya Wildlife Service said toxicology reports found high concentrations of cyanide in the animals' carcasses, suggesting possible pesticide poisoning.
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In July, the Kenya Wildlife Service said toxicology reports found high concentrations of cyanide in the animals' carcasses, suggesting possible pesticide poisoning.
In Kenya, since the end of June, at least 19 elephants, mostly females or young animals, have died after displaying the same symptoms, notably partial paralysis preventing them from standing.
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