Most of Africa has experienced the worst drought in 40 years, and in some areas there has not been a drop of rain for three years! Extreme drought has had a devastating impact on Africa's wildlife, killing 2.5 million livestock this year alone. In East Africa, Kenya, in particular, at least 205 elephants, 512 wildebeests, 381 common zebras, 51 buffaloes, 49 rare fine-striped zebras and 12 giraffes have died this year. A large number of wildlife deaths have had a devastating impact on Kenya's tourism industry.
According to British media reports, now the African continent is scorched due to the dry land, and there are carcasses of animals piled up everywhere, red dust drifts on its African savannah, and animal carcasses dry quickly in high temperatures. High temperatures and droughts have left the land barren and large numbers of livestock and wildlife dead.
