Stranded dugong in Indonesia reportedly cut up for traditional medicine

Mongabay
Aug 20, 2021, 10:17 am233 pts
AMBON, Indonesia — Conservation officials in Indonesia have deplored the cutting up of a dugong that had died in a stranding incident this week, with its body parts reportedly destined for use in traditional medicine. Two dugongs (Dugong dugon) beached on the morning of Aug. 18 on Kelang Island, in the…

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