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Tanzania: Jumbo, Hippo, Zebra Numbers Up - Report
Daily News, 12 February 2020
TANZANIA recorded a slight increase of elephants and a considerable surge in zebra and hippopotamus populations in the Selous-Mikumi ecosystem between 2014 and 2018, a new report… Read more »
Jumbo, Hippo, Zebra Population on the Rise in Tanzania - Report
The aerial wildlife census was conducted between October and November 2018 covering 27 wildlife species in the Selous-Mikumi ecosystem. The report indicates that elephants have increased to 15,501, zebra to 6,190 while the number of hippos rose to 31,086 from 23,243 recorded in 2014.
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Tanzania: Why Govt is Selling Off All Its Hippos and Crocodiles
Nairobi News, 20 August 2019
The Tanzanian government is planning to start selling all its hippos and 10% of all the crocodiles in the country's water bodies for what it has termed as "nuisance to the human… Read more »
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The parents of the baby zebra are on their annual migration of more than one million wildebeest between the Serengeti and Maasai Mara Game Reserve - a spectacle that draws tourists ... Read more »
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Frankfurt Zoological Society has confirmed that the project to help return rhino and elephant to the Selous Game Reserve is under way. The project is supported by the World Wide ... Read more »
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Elephant poaching is a huge problem in Tanzania, the government has over the years made efforts to reduce it and now a new study by the Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute has ... Read more »
