Kenya investigates cyanide poisoning deaths of 15 elephants in Amboseli

Fifteen elephants died from cyanide poisoning, representing significant loss to the endangered species population and ecosystem.

In the borderlands of Amboseli National Park, where the ancient migrations of elephants meet the modern necessity of farming, fifteen of Africa's great animals have died from cyanide-laced tomatoes grown on adjacent fields. Kenya Wildlife Service has opened an urgent investigation into what may be either a catastrophic miscalculation or a deliberate act born of desperation, as communities and conservationists alike reckon with the lethal arithmetic of sharing land. The deaths are not merely a wildlife statistic — they are a measure of how far the relationship between human survival and animal

Kenya investigates cyanide poisoning deaths of 15 elephants in Amboseli

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