In Jakarta, wildlife monitors find a hotspot for the illegal tortoise trade

Mongabay
Mar 26, 2018, 10:43 am118 pts
JAKARTA — The sale of some of the most threatened tortoise and turtle species from around the world continues to flourish at stores and exhibitions across Jakarta, highlighting longstanding concerns about the illegal animal trade in the Indonesian capital. A four-month survey by the wildlife-monitoring group…

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