Life remains precarious for pangolins despite Vietnam's renewed vow to crack down on the illegal wildlife trade that many blame for the coronavirus pandemic.- The Star/ANN
NINH BINH, Vietnam (AFP): Head keeper Tran Van Truong gently takes a curled-up pangolin into his arms, comforting the shy creature rescued months earlier from traffickers in Vietnam.
Life remains precarious for the world's most trafficked mammal despite the country's renewed vow to crack down on the illegal wildlife trade that many blame for the coronavirus pandemic.
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