Migrating elephants are just doing their thing, but cause damage to
farms and fences, and run into trouble on highways. But an underpass
beneath Nanyuki-Meru road in northern Kenya, built just for the
elephants, allows herds to pass through the area with ease. It was
completed in 2010, and hundreds of elephants have been seen using the
corridor. The underpass is part of a long-term project to restore
traditional migration routes. Read about it and see more pictures at
National Geographic News.
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