ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月6日 10時37分

Photo by @brentstirton | This is an image of over 40 lion bone carcasses to be sent to China from South Africa for their #traditionalmedicine market. #Lionbone has come to replace much of the #tigerbone trade as tigers are so severely endangered in the wild. China recently declared that it will once again allow trading of rhino and tiger parts domestically after a 25-year ban. They say this is to accommodate “farmed animals” bred in China. There are many reports on those farms, none of them good. Issues of severe inbreeding, starvation, and other abuses are common. There are also many reports that wild animals fetch higher prices on the Chinese market. Any legalization of these animal products throws open large loopholes for the illegal trade, stimulating poaching against severely endangered animals in countries that feed the illegal wildlife trade flowing into China. This is a very disappointing decision on the part of #China, especially so soon after they agreed to ban their domestic #Ivory trade.

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