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Botswanan diamond firm Debswana on Wednesday said, a 1,098-carat diamond had been unearthed and that it was the third largest of its kind in the world.
The firm also said it was the biggest stone of gem quality to be recovered in the history of the company, which is a joint venture between the Botswana government and global diamond giant De Beers.
The biggest diamond ever discovered in the world was the 3,106-carat Cullinan, found in South Africa in 1905.
The second largest was 1,109-carat Lesedi La Rona -- a diamond the size of a tennis ball, discovered at Karowe, northeastern Botswana, in 2015.

World's 'third largest' diamond weighing 1,098-carat found in Botswana

1,098-carat gem unearthed in Botswana by diamond firm Debswana
Third largest diamond in the world, biggest one&nbsp;found by company
The world's biggest diamond ever was&nbsp;found in South Africa in 1905
2nd&nbsp;largest was a 1,109-carat&nbsp;diamond, discovered at Botswana, in 2015

Botswanan diamond firm Debswana on Wednesday said, a 1,098-carat diamond had been unearthed and that it was the third largest of its kind in the world.
The firm also said it was the biggest stone of gem quality to be recovered in the history of the company, which is a joint venture between the Botswana government and global diamond giant De Beers.
The biggest diamond ever discovered in the world was the 3,106-carat Cullinan, found in South Africa in 1905.
The second largest was 1,109-carat Lesedi La Rona -- a diamond the size of a tennis ball, discovered at Karowe, northeastern Botswana, in 2015.

Mystery behind Botswana's mass elephant deaths solved

It seems like the mystery behind the deaths of elephants in Botswana earlier this year has been solved.

Earlier this year, hundreds of elephants died in Botswana under 'mysterious circumstances. The deaths baffled conservationists across the globe.
Now, government officials have revealed that the elephants died by ingesting&nbsp;toxins produced by cyanobacteria. It seems like the elephants developed a neurological disorder after consuming the toxin-rich water and then passed away. The number of deaths ceased once the water dried up.
However, no other animal species died after ingesting the water. Even scavengers like vultures found feeding on the carcass of the elephants showed no signs of illness.&nbsp;
Experts ruled out human efforts like poaching and sabotage from the causes of deaths.&nbsp;

Earlier this year, hundreds of elephants died in Botswana under 'mysterious circumstances. The deaths baffled conservationists across the globe.
Now, government officials have revealed that the elephants died by ingesting&nbsp;toxins produced by cyanobacteria. It seems like the elephants developed a neurological disorder after consuming the toxin-rich water and then passed away. The number of deaths ceased once water dried up.
However, no other animal species died after ingesting the water. Even scavengers like vultures found feeding on the carcass of the elephants showed no signs of illness.&nbsp;
Experts ruled out human efforts like poaching and sabotage from the causes of deaths.&nbsp;

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