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Third endangered giraffe floated from island on Kenya’s Lake Baringo

By DW
02 February 2021   |   11:53 am
A third endangered Rothschild's giraffe has been rescued from Longicharo Island on Kenya's Lake Baringo. As water levels rise around the lake, the land continues to shrink, threatening the survival of trapped animals. Six remaining giraffes will be moved in the coming months.

 

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