Kenya is investigating a suspected poisoning after 15 elephants die in the Amboseli ecosystem. Reports say the deaths occur between June 24 and July 24, with some elephants showing similar illness before dying. Free Malaysia Today reports that 10 elephants develop comparable symptoms, including partial paralysis, and then die within one or two days, unable to stand. Daily Maverick reports that Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) preliminary testing of samples from several affected animals detects evidence of a potential toxic substance. The KWS says its assessment is ongoing and is based on laboratory findings from the collected samples. Officials are working to identify the cause of death and determine whether the toxin is responsible for the outbreak of symptoms across multiple animals. The investigation focuses on establishing what the substance might be, how it may have affected the herd, and whether additional animals are at risk. Authorities have not yet issued a final conclusion on the cause.