Kenya is on a mission to get rid of Indian crows, planning to eliminate 1 million of them. Why is Kenya so upset with these crows? What problems have they caused? Let's find out! š§šæ
Kenya has had enough of Indian crows. These crows migrated from India and are causing havoc to Kenya's environment and industries. For years, Kenya has been trying to silence the crows' loud calls but has failed. Now, they have a detailed plan to get rid of around 1 million crows. šŗļøš”
These Indian crows have multiplied rapidly in Kenya. They are everywhere, causing trouble for the people. They steal food, damage crops, and harass local birds. The Kenyan government wants to make the country crow-free to solve these issues. š„š¾š¦
It's not just the general public; big business owners are also complaining. Crows invade their factories, destroying products and causing losses. Environmentalists are also angry, saying these crows are harming Kenya's delicate ecosystem. They believe that without Indian crows, native birds and small animals will thrive again. šš³š¦
The question now is, will Kenya succeed in its crow battle this time? Will they achieve their goal of making Kenya crow-free? Let's wait and see! šš
