Zimbabwean authorities are battling to stop poachers who are using new methods to track down and kill the country's wildlife. The carcasses of 14 elephants suspected to have been killed using cyanide poison have been discovered in two national parks. This comes just two years after more than 100 elephants suffered a similar fate in Hwange National Park.
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