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11 Illegally Trafficked Animals Will Not Be Able to Return to Their Habitat and Arrived at Conservation Park
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Spider monkeys, white-headed puppets, cachodo monkeys, Panamanian titis, macaws and other birds, came to the conservation park’s living collection, an alternative for animals who were victims of illegal trafficking and who could not recover their skills needed for survival. See also: The Metropolitan Area has rescued more than 4,600 wildlife animals who are victims of illegal trafficking Jorge Aubad Echeverri, director of the conservation park, …
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