In Bali, prominent official faces backlash over illegal pet gibbon
2021-10-07 16:39
DENPASAR, Indonesia — An elected official in Bali surrendered a baby gibbon to conservation authorities last month after a social media post showing him playing with the animal at home caused outrage among animal rights advocates and conservationists, the latest in a long line of similar incidents in the mega biodiverse country. On Sept. 14, […]
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