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The Famine Early Warning Systems Network said more than 20 million people in Ethiopia, Somalia and Kenya will need urgent humanitarian food assistance in 2022.

Sabuli, a region in the northeast of Kenya, is receiving less than 30% of its usual, annual rainfall. People and wildlife are dying from dehydration.

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Humans and animals alike are impacted by the drought in Kenya, with the lives of an estimated 4000 giraffes at risk and 2.4 million people affected.

In this aerial view, the bodies of six giraffes lie on the outskirts of Eyrib village in Sabuli Wildlife Conservancy on December 10, 2021 in Wajir

An aerial photograph showing six dead giraffes in Kenya is illustrating the devastation of the ongoing drought in East Africa.

A startling aerial photograph of six dead giraffes, their emaciated bodies gruesomely entangled, is showcasing the dire effects of a drought in Kenya and surrounding countries.

Regions of the African country are suffering from a lack of vegetation, with millions in urgent need of humanitarian aid.

A startling aerial photograph by photojournalist Ed Ram shows six dead giraffes in Kenya, their emaciated bodies gruesomely entangled. While the photos show the deadly toll of the drought on animals, Ram says it really illustrates the plight of people.

An aerial photograph of six dead giraffes, piled on top of each other on the parched red earth outside the village of Eyrib, Kenya, has become a symbo