Seven ‘most wanted’ elephant poachers arrested in Malaysia

Mongabay
Feb 15, 2017, 3:12 am183 pts
On February 10, Malaysian authorities arrested seven of the country's "most wanted" elephant poachers in Kelantan, Malaysia. The men, believed to have killed at least 15 Asian elephants over a period of four years, were caught in a joint operation between the Department of Wildlife and National Parks…

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