The threat species face in poorer countries may be down to a boom in bushmeat trade and a lack of resources for conservation. In order to protect ...
bushmeat
2020-09-14
www.sciencedaily.com
... gives them a weird ambivalence, endangered and (perhaps) dangerous. ... consumed their catch or sold it into local bush-meat markets.
bushmeat
2020-09-14
www.newyorker.com
Consuming wild animals, like wildebeest, could lead to dangerous infections, like tetanus. The Risk of Disease Across Africa. The Malawi ...
bushmeat
2020-09-14
www.livekindly.co
Wild animals are reservoirs for pathogens, and people who come in contact with their bodily fluids risk becoming infected with a zoonotic disease ...
bushmeat
2020-09-14
www.nationalgeographic.com
This practice puts even more people at risk for contracting dangerous bacterial diseases." To quantify the risk associated with eating and handling ...
bushmeat
2020-09-14
news.psu.edu
Bushmeat is a good, important source of protein for people throughout the ... Elephants are also at risk from poachers looking to profit from the ...
bushmeat
2020-09-14
www.livescience.com
How to reduce the danger of bushmeat. Before any working long-term ban can be introduced, enforced and followed in China, theres a lot that ...
bushmeat
2020-09-14
theconversation.com
... the bushmeat trade through field and laboratory work, I know there is a very real risk of humans catching animal diseases from contaminated ...
bushmeat
2020-09-14
medicalxpress.com
The report also documents bushmeat markets in Lao PDR and Vietnam, where, including Cambodia, an estimated 12.3 million snares are laid ...
bushmeat
2020-09-14
aecnewstoday.com
Theres the bushmeat trade, so people hunt and eat apes. ... Frandsen says they dont yet have enough data to identify these high-risk areas.
bushmeat
2020-09-14
news.mongabay.com
