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Forest rangers crack down on the largest wildlife animal trafficking in China

Chinanews – On January 22, Yunnan forest rangers cracked down on the illegal trading of tigers and other local protected animals.

They sized as many as 335 items and wildlife specimens, including Bengal tiger and tiger cubs skins, bones, parts of Asian elephants, pangolins, black bear paws, etc.

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Source: Chinanews.com

Last Updated on 2020/12/06

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