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Recently, over 160 elephants and numerous other wildlife species perished in Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park due to a climate change-induced drought. The park, part of the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, faced a severe water crisis as seasonal water sources dried up and boreholes failed. The extended drought, influenced by the El Nino weather phenomenon, forced elephants to migrate in search of water. Despite temporary relief from rains, the park remains at risk, with forecasts predicting further drought and heightened climate change challenges in the southern African region.