Fifteen elephants in Kenya’s Amboseli National Park have died in a shocking outbreak—ten paralyzed, five found dead—mostly mothers and calves, sparking alarm among conservationists. While initial tests from the University of Nairobi detected a potential toxic substance, government labs came up empty, leaving the cause a mystery. Investigators are now scouring the environment, especially water sources, to find a common contaminant. Authorities reassure the public that the threat doesn’t extend to humans, but the ecological toll is devastating.
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