Biodiversity threat from illegal poaching
27/10/23
A recent article in The South China news reinforces concerns that FR-UK’s founder Tracy Alexander has been highlighting for months.
A joint research team from the Sun Yat-sen University in southern China, and Princeton University and the University of Tennessee in the United States has identified that one-quarter of traded mammals globally hosted three-quarters of known zoonotic viruses. Their findings indicate that eight of the 16 most heavily hunted mammals are known to harbour zoonotic viruses.
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