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Traffic: on the Track of Ivory Hunters
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Today, there are only about 400,000 elephants left in Africa. In Angola, the species has almost disappeared. The country is now trying to regain control over illegal hunting of these animals, a way also to develop tourism after having remained closed to the world for several decades. Illegal hunting and selling of ivory expose sellers and buyers to prison terms, yet this does not prevent trafficking. (International).
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