Enough for an elephant: why are Cameroon's elephants raiding fields?

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By Tiffany RoufsDec 18, 2014, 11:25 am66 pts
Waza National Park in West Africa is a refuge to many endangered and vulnerable species. Walk through the grounds and you may see red-fronted gazelles grazing or giraffes sauntering between trees in search of foliage. Head to the park's perimeter, though, and you may see a less serene scene: elephants raiding…

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