China, Mexico and U.S. Target Illegal Totoaba Trade to Save Nearly Extinct Vaquita

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By World Wildlife FundAug 30, 2017, 1:37 pm41 pts
As the first trilateral meeting of the governments of China, Mexico and the U.S. on illegal totoaba trade came to an end Friday, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) urged swift action to halt the trafficking of totoaba swim bladders and save the vaquita . The world's most endangered marine mammal—the vaquita…

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