Namibia's Plan to Cull Wild Animals Due to Drought
Namibia plans to cull 723 wild animals, including 83 elephants, to distribute meat to people struggling due to severe drought in southern Africa.
Key Points
- 723 wild animals to be culled due to drought
- 83 elephants to be included in the cull
- Severe drought in southern Africa leading to food insecurity
- Meat to be allocated to drought relief program
Pros
- Distribution of meat to people in need
- Addressing human-wildlife conflicts
Cons
- Controversial culling of wild animals