Kenya. In southern Kenya, an elephant, the latest potential victim of a mysterious disease, lay on the ground, trying in vain to get up, kicking up dust. He looked very tired.Concerned veterinarians gave glucose (injection) as soon as they saw the distressed elephant. Since the cause was unknown, this was the only option. By the time the glucose was administered, the 11-year-old elephant 'Genghis Khan' was having difficulty breathing.This mysterious disease has killed at least 19 elephants in Kenya since June, mostly female or young male elephants, and all animals have shown similar symptoms, including partial paralysis.Herds of elephants have...