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Why are Botswana and Germany feuding over elephants?

The Botswanan president has threatened to send 20,000 elephants to Germany as the rift continues

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Botswana and Germany are feuding over elephants

Botswana and Germany are feuding over elephants
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Botswana Threatens Elephant War on Germany - The New American

Botswana Threatens Elephant War on Germany - The New American
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Could Germany host 20,000 elephants? We asked an expert

Botswana has an elephant problem. The director of Nuremberg zoo weighs in on whether Germany could adopt some and where they could live.

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German zoo sparks outrage with plans to cull some of its 45-strong tribe of baboons and feed them to captive predators after contraception failed to stop the primates breeding

The director of the Nuremberg Zoo, Dag Encke, announced the sensible plan to kill off nearly half of the baboon population in the zoo - to allegedly ensure the survival of the species.

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