Uganda
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Lions in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park Brave Dangerous Swim Across Kazinga Channel
Uganda’s lions face survival challenges: habitat loss, conflict, poaching, and climate change impact conservation efforts.
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Chimpanzees Communities in Uganda Use Unique Leaf Local Gestures to Communicate With Their Groups
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2-Year-Old Boy Survives Hippo Chomp and Hurl in Uganda
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Disastrous Floods in Uganda Claim the Lives of 24 People, Death Toll Continues to Rise
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Osama the Crocodile Feasts on 80 Villagers in Uganda: New Reports Emerge
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Rainforest Chimpanzees in Uganda Learn Digging Wells to Filter Drinking Water
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Lions Found Dead at an Electrified Fence in Uganda
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Uganda: Security Forces Arrest Alleged Smuggler over Possession of 122 Rare Parrots
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Human vs. Beast: Man Allegedly Kills a Lion With His Bare Hands in Uganda
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Saudi Tourist 'Killed on the Spot' After Aggressive Elephant Trampled Him on Safari
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Suspected Poisoning and Dismemberment: Lions Found Dead in Natural Park
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5 Baby Gorillas Born in Bwindi, Uganda Bringing Joy to Mountain Gorilla Conservation Workers
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Uganda's Ik "the Loveless People" Have Been Misunderstood for Four Decades
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