Reptile poaching in Balochistan (Pakistan) is on a decreasing trend but still troublesome

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May 14, 2020, 11:50 am1.4k ptsInteresting
Since 2013, following strict enforcement of provincial wildlife legislation in the less studied regions of Asia, the overall trend of illegal reptile poaching is steadily decreasing. But it's too early to claim that the issue is solved. Poached reptiles are largely destined not only for the pet trade, but also…

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