Why did he kill them?The elephants got killed off before the war. You can thank Siyaad Barre.
The Kacaan government was a criminal regime but do you have any proof for this? It would be very interesting to see.
We let them down.
that is sad wheres the text from
This is the definition of 'trust me bro' even the author of this article says he couldn't believe such a number and his counterpart had only been 'informed' by who? For all we know he had made it up.
Al hijrah ila al sumal
Morgan, a male bull in his 30s, was fitted with a tracking collar in December in Kenya's coastal Tana River Delta, but in mid-February began an unexpected march northwards to Somalia, reaching the border nearly three weeks later.
His march has excited conservationists who say it shows the elephant remembered ancient routes after decades of absence due to war.
"He obviously had something in his mind about where he's going," said Iain Douglas-Hamilton of Save the Elephants, a conservation organisation that has put tracking collars on hundreds of African elephants.
An elephant returns to Somalia for first time in 20 years
An elephant marched hundreds of kilometres and briefly crossed into Somalia this month marking the first time the animal has been seen in the country in 20 years, conservationists said Wednesday.phys.org
This elephant tried to reconnect with the land of his ancestors
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Stop making up bs news due to your tribalism. MSB AUN Ministry of Husbandry had a dedicated zoo for exotic animals in Mogadishu outskirts called (Raranka). He also had an observatory reservation in Hargeisa Yare (Kismayu). They were pillaged by USC and were driven into Boni Forest Kenya.
And somalis killed off a lot of leopards, rhinos and lionsThe elephants got killed off before the war. You can thank Siyaad Barre.
crazy how abundant in wildlife our southern neighbours are but we killed ours off in the early and mid 19th centruy It got way worse when we got our hands on muskets 
mooryaanimo was so wild even the animals migrated
Morgan, a male bull in his 30s, was fitted with a tracking collar in December in Kenya's coastal Tana River Delta, but in mid-February began an unexpected march northwards to Somalia, reaching the border nearly three weeks later.
His march has excited conservationists who say it shows the elephant remembered ancient routes after decades of absence due to war.
"He obviously had something in his mind about where he's going," said Iain Douglas-Hamilton of Save the Elephants, a conservation organisation that has put tracking collars on hundreds of African elephants.
An elephant returns to Somalia for first time in 20 years
An elephant marched hundreds of kilometres and briefly crossed into Somalia this month marking the first time the animal has been seen in the country in 20 years, conservationists said Wednesday.
This elephant tried to reconnect with the land of his ancestors
