案例简介：照片由 @ stevewinterphoto | 老虎-这个在南非的狮子和老虎农场-是非法野生动植物贸易的受害者。国家地理探险家 @ sarikalivingwild和 @ sharon.guynup和研究员 @ m_sosnow的一篇新论文研究了缉获的数据-当执法部门捕获非法交易的动物时，包括其零件和产品-由美国鱼类和野生动物服务局和《濒危野生动植物种国际贸易公约》 (CITES) 的许可。当老虎或老虎部分附有进出口许可证时，就会发生合法贸易; 个别国家/地区执行国内法律以维护CITES法规，该法规禁止濒临灭绝的物种的商业贸易，同时允许进行科学，繁殖或教育目的的贸易。研究人员发现，美国的老虎贩运活动很大。2012 2003年非法进入美国的老虎零件的292缉获量 (主要是个人行李) 几乎占记录在案的全球缉获量的一半 (624)。查获的大部分是药品，其次是牙齿和爪子。

案例简介：Photo by @stevewinterphoto | Tigers—this one at a lion and tiger farm in South Africa—are victims of an illegal wildlife trade. A new paper by National Geographic Explorers @sarikalivingwild and @sharon.guynup and researcher @m_sosnow examines data from seizures—when law enforcement captures illegally traded animals, including their parts and products—by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and permits from the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). 

Legal trade occurs when a tiger or tiger part is accompanied by import and export permits; individual countries enforce domestic laws to uphold CITES regulations, which prohibit commercial trade of species threatened with extinction while allowing trade for scientific, breeding, or educational purposes. Researchers found that tiger trafficking in the U.S. was substantial. The 292 seizures of tiger parts illegally entering the United States from 2003 to 2012—mainly in personal baggage—represent almost half of the documented global seizures (624). A majority of the seized parts were medicinal products, followed by teeth and claws.

国家地理 - Photo by @stevewinterphoto | Tigers—this one at a lion and tiger farm in South Africa—are victims of an illegal wildlife

案例简介：照片由 @ stevewinterphoto | 老虎-这个在南非的狮子和老虎农场-是非法野生动植物贸易的受害者。国家地理探险家 @ sarikalivingwild和 @ sharon.guynup和研究员 @ m_sosnow的一篇新论文研究了缉获的数据-当执法部门捕获非法交易的动物时，包括其零件和产品-由美国鱼类和野生动物服务局和《濒危野生动植物种国际贸易公约》 (CITES) 的许可。当老虎或老虎部分附有进出口许可证时，就会发生合法贸易; 个别国家/地区执行国内法律以维护CITES法规，该法规禁止濒临灭绝的物种的商业贸易，同时允许进行科学，繁殖或教育目的的贸易。研究人员发现，美国的老虎贩运活动很大。2012 2003年非法进入美国的老虎零件的292缉获量 (主要是个人行李) 几乎占记录在案的全球缉获量的一半 (624)。查获的大部分是药品，其次是牙齿和爪子。

国家地理 - Photo by @stevewinterphoto | Tigers—this one at a lion and tiger farm in South Africa—are victims of an illegal wildlife

案例简介：Photo by @stevewinterphoto | Tigers—this one at a lion and tiger farm in South Africa—are victims of an illegal wildlife trade. A new paper by National Geographic Explorers @sarikalivingwild and @sharon.guynup and researcher @m_sosnow examines data from seizures—when law enforcement captures illegally traded animals, including their parts and products—by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and permits from the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). 

Legal trade occurs when a tiger or tiger part is accompanied by import and export permits; individual countries enforce domestic laws to uphold CITES regulations, which prohibit commercial trade of species threatened with extinction while allowing trade for scientific, breeding, or educational purposes. Researchers found that tiger trafficking in the U.S. was substantial. The 292 seizures of tiger parts illegally entering the United States from 2003 to 2012—mainly in personal baggage—represent almost half of the documented global seizures (624). A majority of the seized parts were medicinal products, followed by teeth and claws.

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国家地理 - Photo by @stevewinterphoto | Tigers—this one at a lion and tiger farm in South Africa—are victims of an illegal wildlife

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