Picture Credit: AsiaWire Chinese authorities are letting people eat exotic animals again after relaxing their ban on the consumption of turtles and other marine life despite the coronavirus potentially originating in a fish market. China’s Ministry of Agricultural and Rural Affairs suspended the trading and consumption of all animals falling…
These images show hundreds of carcasses seized from the owner of an online wildlife market selling the meat of potentially disease-carrying animals such as raccoons and eagles. A female suspect surnamed Huang, who police said ran the online business conducted mainly through messaging application WeChat, was arrested in the county…
Story By: Anastasia Smirnova, Sub Editor: Joseph Golder, Agency: Central European News Picture Credit: CEN/@lenaperminova & CEN/@ liasanutiasheva & CEN/@keti_one_official A bevy of beautiful Russian celebrities have been travelling south to warmer climes and tropical destinations to avoid the winter blues currently gripping the country. With temperatures as low as minus 30…
