Lake Baringo in Kenya's Rift Valley has reached unprecedented levels in recent decades due to extreme rainfall linked to climate change, submerging communities and bringing dangerous wildlife dangerously close to human populations. Scientists attribute the surge in crocodile attacks to this environmental shift and the displacement of wildlife into inhabited areas.
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In recent years, Lake Baringo in Kenya’s Rift Valley has risen to levels not seen in decades. Scientists say extreme rainfall linked to climate change is behind the surge, submerging communities and bringing dangerous wildlife closer to people, with attacks on the rise. Laurent Berstecher has more.