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Why African Forest Elephants Need Almost a Century to Recover from Poaching, Ivory Trade
The severity of elephant poaching in South Africa has escalated through the years, and this could still worsen. A new study reveals that it would take about a century, 90 years to be exact, for elephants to re-breed and overcome what they have lost.
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