Online illegal wildlife trade threatens endemic hornbills

The global illegal wildlife trade has been threatening the already endangered wildlife that may lead to their extinction. Palawan hornbill Closer to home, law enforcers are having a hard time catching the bad guys, who are openly offering online the illegally caught wildlife. With the use of the Internet, smartphones…

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