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Chilli-powder condoms, firecrackers boost Tanzania elephant protection

By Reuters
12 August 2016   |   5:01 pm
Condoms filled with chilli powder and firecrackers are helping scare elephants away from human settlements in Tanzania's Tarangire National Park

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