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Herds of endangered hippos are stuck in drying ponds in Botswana's northwest as the El Nino-induced drought takes its toll on wildlife. In Botswana, home to one of the world’s largest hippopotamus populations, around 500 hippos are stranded as blistering heat dries up water sources, Moemedi Batshabang, director of the Department of Wildlife and National…

Salambala Conservancy game rangers have been pumping water into a muddy pool in the Chobe River since last month to save about 200 hippos.

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The catastrophic drought in Botswana, which followed a poor rainy season, has not only left hundreds of thousands of people on the verge of starvation, but it

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