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Malawi lions get birth control in effort to save their prey

Last updated: March 1, 2026 7:53 pm
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In Malawis Majete Wildlife Reserve, conservation experts are testing birth control methods on lions. The goal of the wildlife management effort is to control the lion population to ensure antelopes and other prey species continue thriving. Lameck Masina reports from the reserve in the Chikwawa district.

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