Environment
An Unexpected Feast: Africa's Poison 'Apple' Provides a Win-Win for Elephants and Livestock
The interest of fauna and farmer, trying to protect their livestock, may finally be unified by Africa's poison "apple," a toxic invasive plant that has overrun vast swaths of East African savanna and pastureland.
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