Animals
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Elephant Deaths In Africa Could Be Attributed To Heat, Drought, Study Says
Extreme events have contributed in the massive deaths of elephants in Africa. Read more here. A recent study indicated that the deaths of elephants in Africa in the previous years could be attributed to extreme events such as heat and drought.
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