Beehive fence stops elephants from destroying crops in Thailand

Beehive fence stops elephants from destroying crops in Thailand

Farmer Dararat Sirimaha on July 5, 2017, stands next to one of the beehive boxes of the fence she built to protect her crops in Kaeng Hang Maeo, a district of southeastern Thailand's Chanthaburi Province. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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