Using bees to protect elephants from poaching

Using bees to protect elephants from poaching

MAASAI MARA, Kenya - Locals set up a hive box near Maasai Mara National Reserve in south-west Kenya in August 2014, at entrance of a forest to keep elephants, known to avoid bees, in the forest. The effort is expected to protect elephants from poachers and financially support local residents with honey harvest. (Kyodo)

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