Social media enables the illegal wildlife pet trade in Malaysia

Mongabay
May 9, 2019, 3:05 pm275 pts
It might seem harmless enough at first. The big eyes and the rambunctious, bounding play of the tiny cats and monkeys on your social media feed draw you in, and you think, I could take care of one of these adorable little animals. Reaching an audience of thousands of potential buyers is just one of the benefits…

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