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Lemurs: Missing in the Jungle and Quoted on the Black Market for Their Meat
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Madagascar, the natural reference habitat of lemurs, is running out of the world’s oldest and most primitive live primates. Recent data published by the Red List of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) indicate that 98% of species are in danger of extinction. Habitat loss and trade in exotic pets are the two main reasons, although another threatening factor that has gained carterilla in recent years is surprising: trade …
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