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WCS conservationists working in Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park have not one but two good reasons to be hopeful for the park’s savanna elephant population: a pair of rare twin calves who have recently joined their mother’s herd.
Credit: WCS Tanzania Program
Credit: WCS Tanzania Program
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