Drought-Stricken Zimbabwe Selling Its Wild Animals
- 8 years ago
CNN is reporting that Zimbabwe has decided to sell an undisclosed number of its wild animals due to the strain its parks are having from overpopulation and the country’s unprecedented drought.
The government of Zimbabwe is taking a drastic step to save its animals from a crippling drought--it’s selling them.
According to a recent CNN report, the country’s Parks and Wildlife Management Authority has announced the decision to “destock its parks estates.”
While there are no further details about the number or type of animals being offered, interested parties have been asked to submit details about the home that would be available for these often large creatures.
The government of Zimbabwe is taking a drastic step to save its animals from a crippling drought--it’s selling them.
According to a recent CNN report, the country’s Parks and Wildlife Management Authority has announced the decision to “destock its parks estates.”
While there are no further details about the number or type of animals being offered, interested parties have been asked to submit details about the home that would be available for these often large creatures.