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Beat it: Den Staat farmers in South Africa use drumming and fire to deter elephants

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“Last night we had a very big fight with an elephant in our tomato field,” said Joeman Moyo, a farmer at Den Staat farm in South Africa’s Limpopo region. “We used a torch … to make a fire. The elephant would go away but return when I put out the torch. I also burned a […]

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Beat it: Den Staat farmers in South Africa use drumming and fire to deter elephants
Karen Coates · 11/10/2026, 7:55:35 PM

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