C. A. R. elephant population threatened by poaching
Abstract
The present Gounda St Floris population of 2,500 animals are in a threatened position. It is estimated that 532 elephants have been injured or killed within the past year. 32 fresh carcasses with tusks removed were found by a research team during the March/May dry season. Poison as well as evidence of spearing from horseback is noted. Two onging studies are mentioned: Ruggiero is carrying out a time budget and dietary study, and Nelson is investigating the diurnal and seasonal variation on elephants movements.
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