Kenya investigates suspected cyanide poisoning of 16 elephants in the Amboseli-Kimana ecosystem. The deaths occurred over six weeks, authorities say.
Kenyan authorities are investigating suspected cyanide poisoning after 16 elephants died in the Amboseli-Kimana ecosystem over a six-week period.
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