To East Africa, was among the types of ants that the four men were allegedly trafficking to markets in Europe and Asia, according to the Kenya Wildlife Service.
A man hurled a baby from a balcony on the higher story following a “tug-of-war” with the child’s mother. According to a statement from KWS, the ants’ unlawful export “deprives local.
Communities and research institutions of potential ecological and economic benefits, as well as undermining Kenya’s sovereign rights over its biodiversity.”
Kenya has already battled against the trafficking of parts from bigger wild creatures, including pangolins, elephants, and rhinos.
However, according to KWS, the proceedings against the four individuals show “a shift in trafficking trends — from iconic large mammals.
To lesser-known yet ecologically critical species.” Kenya’s Nakuru county, which is home to many national parks,
