Eating endangered species in China could yield jail time

ENN
Apr 30, 2014, 9:02 am26 pts
It's well known that much of the world's massive illegal wildlife trade ends up in China, including poached tigers, pangolins, and bears. But now those who order pangolin fetuses, tiger blood, or bear bile at a restaurant or market may see significant jail time. According to a reinterpretation of Chinese law by…

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