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Big black market for big cats in Asia

25 November 2010

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(Image: Adam Oswell/Traffic)

In illegal markets along the borders between Burma, Thailand and China, vendors openly trade tiger parts and those of other endangered species. With the in St Petersburg, Russia, this week, wildlife trade monitoring network Traffic and WWF have condemning the markets.

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