Climate crisis pushed the elephant into mandatory migration

According to a research conducted, it was noted that the climate attack pushes the necessary migration beyond the borders in the south of Africa to find the elephants of water, causing problems for national parks and protection efforts. The authorities said that in recent weeks, the elephants in Zimbabwe exceed the country limits of the Botswana. Angola, Botsvana, Namibya, Zambia and Zimbabwe accommodate half of the world's savan (African bush) elephants. According to the research, between 228 thousand elephants, the ratio of ‘carcas (partum) is 10.5 percent. The research covers the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier protection area, which is one of the world’s largest wildlife protection areas and covers 520 thousand kilometers of the five provinces. In the report, "The rate of carcasss refers to a high level of death, which requires more research as a potential sign of warning for the health and stability of the elephant population."

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Zimbabve Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks) spokesperson Tinashe Farawo, "Filler is defined limit, they act to seek water and food. We have the necessary measures. But there are some things that exceed us as there is no precipitation. Now we rely on more artificial water derived from drilling wells. This is an expensive process." Farawo spoke about the elephant migration that started in August, "I can't know how many elephants have migrated thousands or thousands, but too much." Farawo added that all species of animals in the national park of bufaloler and Hwange abandoned numerous countries. [