Slaughter of Animals Escalates in Somalia as War Rages
In Mogadishu and across Somalia violence and famine devastate wildlife. Elephants, leopards, and other animals, once abundant, are hunted for ivory and pelts or for meat as central authority collapsed and anarchy spread. Poachers target elephants, leopard skins appear in markets, and traders sell live dikdiks and falcons to foreigners.
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Female soldiers answer call to serve in Somalia
Female soldiers from Army and Marine units prepare to ship to Somalia to protect food shipments and support operations. Sgt. Mary Youngblood from Fort Drum cites the need to help, while Cpl. Jacki Cogan from Camp Pendleton expresses fear for her infant daughter.
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