Animals
Illegal Tortoise Trafficking In Madagascar 'Raging Out Of Control'
Two critically engendered tortoise species from Madagascar are facing even greater risk because of illegal animal trafficking, according to a statement by the Wildlife Conservation Society, which said that poaching of the animals is "raging out of control."
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