Drought Makes Jumbos Dangerous After Dark

“The ministry of Environment and Tourism has urged people in the Kavango, Caprivi and Erongo regions to beware of elephants when moving around at night.” - allAfrica.com

Tags: Africa, allAfrica.com, Drought, Man/Animal Conflict

Posted on Sunday, September 2nd, 2007 at 7:36 am

Recent Comments

Kim: Hi Greg - Thanks! Are you local? I’ve been thinking of ideas to create more of a community on this site....
Billy's friend: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =Zl-LQtOdEpg Pls check this music video on Billy the elephant. I...
marie: Cub! hahaha, calf I think you mean, but well done on the excellent elephant knowledge!
greg: Great to have you back. Backtracking through your website, i had no idea that you were located in Philly. Good...
Vickie LaCroix: Hi there, I have seen African elephants free and happy and would like to do what ever I can to help....
amy reichers: I’ve been doing some research on eleph/hum conflict, and the horrors of the poaching and culling...
Chuck: The comments I see here are from the people who have no idea of the problems caused by too many elephants in a...
philemon Amani{DAPP TTC}: very sad indeed the government must take measures to restrict the unnecessary movement of...
karen kuehn: If I can ever be of assistance to the elephant issues I would be glad to be one of your photographers to...
veronica: Hi, I agree - I really hope to own one someday. Last year I had to settle for a calendar. I couldn’t...

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Drought Makes Jumbos Dangerous After Dark

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