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(Ex: where the animals are poached;)

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The trafficked animals usually come from North East and North of Brazil, and Pantanal. After that, the animals are exported to Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo; if the animals don’t get consumed in any of this two cities, the animals are re-exported to other countries, or other cities in Brazil.

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The main recipients of wild animals trafficked from Brazil are: The U.S, Asia and Europe.

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The animals are usually stabilized, in a way that they cannot emit sounds or move. The traffickers don’t think about the animal’s well being, they transport it through the easiest, and cheapest methods.(Ex: inside fake baggage, inside plastic bottles, sometimes even wrapped in pantyhose, so as not to be seen or to attract the attention of the police.) and because of that, 90% of the animals that are being transported die, due to the poor conditions of the traffic. Even though most of the animals die, during the process, it is profitable for the trafficker.

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Environmentally consequences of Wildlife Trade:

Legally:

There aren’t many laws around Nature’s Protection.The penalty is not strict enough;

Answer: Debora doesn’t really work with the exportation part. But she told me that most of the animals that come from Brazil to Asia are meant to be sold as pets too create a breeding ground; For the purpose of making the animals reproduce, to sell them.

Not-so-fun-fact:

There is a breeding ground in Arabia that has exotic birds that were trafficked from Brazil; one of this birds’ specie (Ararinha Azul) have already being extinct.

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lack of inspection

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