Sun, sand and skulls: Bali tourism trade peddles threatened primate skulls

Mongabay
Feb 12, 2025, 8:17 am290 pts
Charmed by the picturesque beaches and enchanting temple complexes, millions of tourists flock each year to the tiny Indonesian island of Bali to experience its unique culture and art. When they leave, many take home a piece of Bali in the form of souvenirs, such as carvings, pottery or textiles. Unbeknown to…

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