Elephants in Kenya’s Amboseli National Park are dying after suspected cyanide poisoning — investigators believe the giants ingested pesticide-laced tomatoes from nearby farms. Lab tests confirm cyanide traces in their stomachs, and symptoms like paralysis point to a deadly chemical exposure. Four suspects — three Kenyan, one Tanzanian — have been arrested but released on bail as authorities probe how banned pesticides crossed borders and ended up in elephant feeding grounds. This tragic incident underscores the perilous clash between wildlife, agriculture, and human activity in fragile ecosystems.
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