A new report suggests that trafficking of wild and endangered species is common in Mexico, and occurs largely online, where traffickers contact potential customers on social media like Facebook.
Howler monkeys are listed as “in danger of extinction” by the Mexican government, and any sale or capture is prohibited.
Another vendor offered a baby sloth, but, as the report notes “Sadly, between 80% and 90% of sloths that are trafficked die. Babies are taken from their mothers, often violently, and are then often malnourished, cramped in cages and physically abused.” In Mexico, protected species of animals have been found being held for display at private residences, public markets and tourist attractions.
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