Rising lakes in Kenya force communities to flee as wildlife encounters increase

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The expanding lakes have also increased encounters between people and wildlife. Crocodiles and hippos are now appearing closer to homes and communities as their natural habitats disappear.

Rising lakes in Kenya force communities to flee as wildlife encounters increase

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