In Zimbabwe, loyalists of wild kingdom rush to the rescue
Friends group aiding desperate park
HWANGE NATIONAL PARK, Zimbabwe -- Wildlife guide Mike Scott followed footprints of one large animal after another -- elephant, buffalo, kudu, leopard, lion -- and then stopped suddenly, sniffing the air. ``Shall we follow our noses?" he said, heading toward a powerful stench that grew more noxious by the step. (Full article: 1175 words)
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