Cruel trade in wild animals comes under fire
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A shop-keeper holds a handful of snakes, considered a delicacy in Guangdong. Lately there have been fewer snakes for sale in Qingping market, but only because many species are on the verge of extinction. The government has stepped up its efforts to curb the trade in wild animals, but rare species are still traded on the black market. [Discover.news.163.com] |
![A shop-keeper holds a handful of snakes, considered a delicacy in Guangdong. Lately there have been fewer snakes for sale in Qingping market, but only because many species are on the verge of extinction. The government has stepped up its efforts to curb the trade in wild animals, but rare species are still traded on the black market. [Discover.news.163.com]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20090624/000802ab80120bac1ee006.jpg "A shop-keeper holds a handful of snakes, considered a delicacy in Guangdong. Lately there have been fewer snakes for sale in Qingping market, but only because many species are on the verge of extinction. The government has stepped up its efforts to curb the trade in wild animals, but rare species are still traded on the black market. [Discover.news.163.com]")
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Cruel trade in wild animals comes under fire