《国家地理》2007年3月在象群离开扎库玛国家公园后,乍得偷猎者不断追踪,最终将其残忍射杀。有一只大象身体右侧倒地,前腿蜷缩,半睁半闭的眼睛上覆盖着厚厚尘土。这只大象的头部有8个弹孔,子弹已经穿过它厚厚的皮肤,嵌入到肌肉、骨骼、大脑中。不难想象,象群曾经在这片森林中悠闲漫步,咀嚼过带有枫香甜的树枝叶…… National Geographic In March 2007, as elephants left Zakuma National Park, Chadian poachers continued to track down and eventually cruelly shot them. There is an elephant fell to the right of the body, curled up front legs, half-closed half-closed eyes covered with thick dust. The elephant has eight bullet holes in the head, bullets have been through its thick skin, embedded in the muscles, bones, brain. It is not hard to imagine that elephants once walked leisurely through the forest and chewed sweet branches and leaves with sweet-scented osmanthus ...