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“A first family of five elephants was relocated yesterday from this overcrowded reserve in Kenya’s coastal region. The five are among 400 elephants earmarked for relocation from the reserve, where they are being captured and winched into a crate for the 140-kilometre drive to a new home in Tsavo East National Park.” - The Globe and Mail

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