Kenya's elephant population has more than doubled since the 1980s, and one national park is currently having a 'baby boom' thanks to a relief from drought — and the country's efforts to stop poachers.
A mother elephant and her calf head for a nearby marsh at Kenya's Amboseli National Park on August 12.A mother elephant and her calf head for a nearby marsh at Kenya's Amboseli National Park on August 12.Amboseli National Park in Kenya is experiencing something of an elephant baby boom.170 calves this year and counting. What's more, two sets of twins were born this year, a rare occurrence according toreported 113 new calves born in 2018.
"The main reason the population is rebounding is due to the surplus rains we have had over the past two years," Tal Manor,
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