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Animals perish as dry spell sounds death knell for Lake Kamnarok Game Reserve

Livestock graze in Lake Kamnarok Game Reserve in Kerio Valley, Baringo County

Livestock graze in Lake Kamnarok Game Reserve in Kerio Valley, Baringo County in 2019. At least 200 rare white crocodiles at Lake Kamnarok Game Reserve in Kerio Valley have died since January due to the prolonged drought.

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

At least 200 rare white crocodiles at Lake Kamnarok Game Reserve in Kerio Valley have died since January due to the prolonged drought.

The surviving crocodiles are moving upstream on the lake’s tributaries, raising the spectre of attacks among frightened residents, Park warden James Kibet told Nation yesterday.