Fang trafficking to China is putting Bolivia’s jaguars in jeopardy

Mongabay
Jan 26, 2018, 2:06 pm188 pts
This report is the result of a journalistic collaboration between Mongabay Latam and Bolivia’s El Deber. BOLIVIA — A skull rests in the hands of a hunter. It is a jaguar’s skull that has all of its teeth in place, except the four fangs that the jaguar used to sink into the necks of its prey –…

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