Animals
Tough Laws 'Not Enough' to Stop Endangered Wildlife Trade
The international wildlife trade is a major threat to various endangered animals across the world, but as western conservation groups seek stricter law enforcement over this practice, new research finds that tough laws are "not enough" to stomp out the trade.
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