Wildlife trafficking has moved from physical markets to online platforms. This shift impacts lesser-known species like shikras and slow lorises. Recent enforcement operations have recovered protected animals and birds. These seizures highlight a conservation crisis often overlooked by the public. Demand for exotic pets and traditional beliefs fuels this illegal trade.
Wildlife trafficking has moved from physical markets to online platforms. This shift impacts lesser-known species like shikras and slow lorises. Recent enforcement operations have recovered protected animals and birds. These seizures highlight a conservation crisis often overlooked by the public. Demand for exotic pets and traditional beliefs fuels this illegal trade.
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