Six lions found dead in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda

Six lions have been found dead due to possible poisoning in Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda on Friday. The bodies were found missing several body parts and surrounded by eight dead vultures. The death of the vultures suggests the lions may have been poisoned, authorities said. They added that given the missing body parts, they couldn’t rule out illegal wildlife trafficking.

Six lions found dead in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda

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