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Six Yankari Games Reserve elephants get tracking devices

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To reinforce the ongoing protection efforts in Yankari Game Reserve, conservationists have fitted six elephants with GPS/Satellite Collars to help provide real-time tracking of elephant herds.

The post Six Yankari Games Reserve elephants get tracking devices appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News.

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