イマン・アブドゥルマジドのインスタグラム(the_real_iman) - 10月20日 07時00分

#rp @best_of_somalia Morgan, a male bull elephant in his 30s inside Somalia. Morgan the elephant marched hundreds of kilometres and briefly crossed into Somalia, marking the first time the animal has been seen in the country in over 20 years. Morgan, a male bull in his 30s, was fitted with a tracking collar in Kenya's coastal Tana River Delta, but it began an unexpected march northwards to Somalia, reaching the border nearly three weeks later. "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. Morgan's journey suggests that the Kenya - Somalia border area is becoming less dangerous and that if security were to return to southern Somalia so might the exiled elephants. "A mature bull like Morgan is not wandering aimlessly. He's likely following a route that he learnt earlier in his life, one that has been used by elephants for generations," said Ian Craig, conservation director at the Northern Rangelands Trust, a Kenya based conservation group that establishes reserves across the country, including in the area where Morgan lives. In the end, after walking 220 kilometres (137 miles) Morgan spent just less than 24-hours in Somalia, and only went three kilometres over the border, before turning back, presumably after failing to find any willing females with whom to mate. #Somalia #Somali #Soomaaliya

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