The dense forests of sparsely populated Gabon in the Congo River Basin remain a “last stronghold” of the magnificent creatures, according to new research that concluded the population is much higher than previous estimates
2021/11/18/why-africa-s-forest-elephants-thrive-in-gabon
2021/11/18/why-africa-s-forest-elephants-thrive-in-gabon
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