Answer: Botswana
Notes: Botswana, the landlocked country in South Africa has the largest elephant population in the world, around an estimate of 1,30,000. The country was recently in news, more than 300 elephants have died mysteriously in the famous Okavango Delta of Botswana. As per the head of the wildlife department, the reason of deaths was not poaching, as their tusks were not damaged.
