In fight against wildlife trafficking, Brazil police turn to nuclear science

Mongabay
Jun 21, 2021, 9:21 am263 pts
In Brazil, as in many other biodiverse countries around the world, the commercial trade of some species of wildlife is allowed — as long as the animal was bred in captivity and not captured from the wild. But identifying illegally captured wild animals in the possession of authorized breeders has always been…

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