Fifteen elephants have died within a short period in a Kenyan national park, with authorities confirming they were poisoned. Investigations suggest the source of the cyanide used to kill the elephants stems from a nearby tomato farm. It is believed the farmers may have been using the poison illegally to protect their crops from elephant damage. This incident highlights the increasing conflict between wildlife and agriculture in Kenya. Authorities are investigating the farm and seeking those responsible for the illegal use of cyanide. This tragedy raises concerns about the safety of wildlife populations and the need for stricter regulations regarding pesticide use near protected areas. The loss of these elephants is a significant blow to Kenya’s tourism and biodiversity.