In Kenya, rising waters increase crocodile population, threatening life, limbs and livelihoods

Climate change is having a surprising effect on one of Kenya’s largest freshwater lakes: a huge rise in the number of crocodiles.The reptiles are threatening the community’s lives, limbs and livelihoods. Dozens of people have been attacked since the beginning of the year – some of which have turned deadly. Our regional correspondents Olivia Bizot and Elodie Cousin have this report.