Poachers kill 11 elephants in Kenyan wildlife park
By , on January 8th, 2013
<!– google_ad_section_start –> The Kenya Wildlife Service says its rangers are pursuing a poaching gang believed to have killed 11 elephants for their ivory tusks. KWS said on Monday that an entire family of elephants died in the gunfire attack on Saturday. The poachers chopped off the elephants’ tusks and carted them away. KWS believes a gang of 10 was responsible for the slaughter. The killings took place in Tsavo National Park, the country’s largest single continuous ecosystem home to some 13,000 elephants. <!– google_ad_section_end –>
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Poachers kill 11 elephants in Kenyan wildlife park
<!– google_ad_section_start –> The Kenya Wildlife Service says its rangers are pursuing a poaching gang believed to have killed 11 elephants for their ivory tusks. KWS said on Monday that an entire family of elephants died in the gunfire attack on Saturday. The poachers chopped off the elephants’ tusks and carted them away. KWS believes a gang of 10 was responsible for the slaughter. The killings took place in Tsavo National Park, the country’s largest single continuous ecosystem home to some 13,000 elephants. <!– google_ad_section_end –>
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Poachers kill 11 elephants in Kenyan wildlife park
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