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Mozambique’s Niassa reserve was a conservation paradise. Then ISIS attacked.

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The stunning nature reserve in Mozambique—known for its lions, elephants, and honeyguide birds, and home to some 70,000 people—is reeling in the aftermath of a brutal terror assault.

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Mozambique’s Niassa reserve was a conservation paradise. Then ISIS attacked.

The stunning nature reserve in Mozambique—known for its lions, elephants, and honeyguide birds, and home to some 70,000 people—is reeling in the aftermath of a brutal terror assault.

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