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In Kenya, they are counting all the animals.
It's a census.
They fly over national parks and protected areas.
This census gives important information.
In every country, animals are dying.
Human activity is dangerous for them.
In Kenya, it is the same.
But, we can learn about the animals and protect them.
Robert Obrein works for the Kenya Wildlife Service.
He says the government wants to know all about the wild animals.
They don't only count the number of animals.
From the aeroplane they can see the animals' homes.
They know where the animals eat, drink and sleep.
They can see when animals are near people's homes.
When people are near wild animals, there are problems.
Wild animals killed nearly 500 people in three years.
Julius Cheptai explains.
Robert Obrein is worried about the future.
He's worried about people living near wild animals.
The information from the census can help people and animals to be safe.
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