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Autoridades da Indonésia lutam contra o tráfico do tigre-de-sumatra

O contrabando de peles, ossos e dentes dos felinos gigantes é bastante rentável e a caça da espécie é responsável pela morte de 80% dos exemplares

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Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A veterinarian displays a seized Sumatran tiger skin at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A veterinarian displays a seized Sumatran tiger skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- Veterinarians display seized Sumatran tiger skin, bones and skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A veterinarian displays a seized Sumatran tiger skin with paws at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A veterinarian displays a seized Sumatran tiger skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- Veterinarians display a seized Sumatran tiger skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A view of seized Sumatran tiger skin, bones and skull displayed as evidence at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A veterinarian displays a seized Sumatran tiger skin at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- Veterinarians display seized Sumatran tiger skin, bones and skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A view of seized Sumatran tiger skin, bones and skull displayed as evidence at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- Veterinarians display seized Sumatran tiger skin, bones and skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK

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Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A veterinarian displays a seized Sumatran tiger skin at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A veterinarian displays a seized Sumatran tiger skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- Veterinarians display seized Sumatran tiger skin, bones and skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A veterinarian displays a seized Sumatran tiger skin with paws at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A veterinarian displays a seized Sumatran tiger skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- Veterinarians display a seized Sumatran tiger skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A view of seized Sumatran tiger skin, bones and skull displayed as evidence at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A veterinarian displays a seized Sumatran tiger skin at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- Veterinarians display seized Sumatran tiger skin, bones and skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- A view of seized Sumatran tiger skin, bones and skull displayed as evidence at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK
Banda Aceh (Indonesia), 09/07/2020.- Veterinarians display seized Sumatran tiger skin, bones and skull at the Aceh Natural Resource office in Aceh, Indonesia 09 July 2020. According to media reports, authorities arrested four suspects on the suspicion of illegal wildlife trading. The animal's skeleton, skull and skin are estimated to have a value of around 10,000 US dollars on the domestic black market. Tigers are one of the endangered species which suffer the most from illegal wildlife trafficking in Indonesia. EFE/EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK

Autoridades da Indonésia estão tentando preservar o tigre-de-sumatra, constantemente vítimas da caça ilegal para o comércio de peles e ossos. Veterinários do escritório de Recursos Naturais de Aceh, na Indonésia, mostram os produtos das ultimas apreens...

Autoridades da Indonésia estão tentando preservar o tigre-de-sumatra, constantemente vítimas da caça ilegal para o comércio de peles e ossos. Veterinários do escritório de Recursos Naturais de Aceh, na Indonésia, mostram os produtos das ultimas apreensões  

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