Drought wipes out Brazil cattle ranches
With no rain in a year and a half, many cows around the town of Serrita have starved to death.
Published On 7 Dec 2012
A drought is affecting millions of people in northeastern Brazil. Among the worst-hit areas is the town of Serrita, which is heavily dependant on cattle ranching.
With no rain in a year and a half, many of the animals in the area have starved to death.
Al Jazeera’s Gabriel Elizondo met ranchers who are watching their cattle wither away.
Source: Al Jazeera