[h=3]New study identifies elephant poaching hotspots in Africa[/h]Investigators who collected DNA from the tusks of slain elephants and painstakingly looked for matches in the vast African continent have identified two large areas where the slaughter has been occurring on an industrial scale, according to a study published on Thursday. The two areas are Tanzania in the east and a cross-border region encompassing several nations in the central-western part of Africa. Samuel Wasser, an author of the study published in the journal Science, said he hopes the study will focus law enforcement efforts and increase international pressure on host countries to crack down on poaching, but he acknowledged the challenge.
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Will it help stop the poaching in the future???:decision:
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Will it help stop the poaching in the future???:decision: