GSM technology to help tame marauding elephants

“For the farmers living around Mount Kenya Forest, every day is a struggle, wondering whether the 5,000 elephants from the forest will “visit” and leave a trail of destruction and even death.” - PC World

Tags: Africa, GSM, GSM technology, Man/Animal Conflict, Mount Kenya Forest, PC World, Science

Posted on Thursday, June 12th, 2008 at 6:52 am

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GSM technology to help tame marauding elephants

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