Indonesian authorities take action to protect endangered species after reports dozens had been sold on FacebookTourists will be banned from Komodo Island, the home of the ancient Komodo dragon, from January 2020 to allow for conservation efforts, after a smuggling case involving the endangered animal.The island, in Maggarai Barat Indonesia, has been a major tourist destination, with many making the trip to see the lizard, which has a poisonous bite, can grow up to three metres long and weigh 50kg. Continue reading…
Via: Tourists banned from home of Komodo dragon as smugglers eye dwindling numbers
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