Animals
Giraffes: The 'Silent Extinction'
With elephants and rhinos getting all the attention with their dwindling numbers, Africa's other iconic animal, the giraffe, is going unnoticed. Giraffe numbers have dropped 40 percent in the last 15 years, a fact that has flown under the radar until now.
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