Thu Jun 26 2025
Images released by Peru’s National Police show monkeys, oncillas, and other exotic animals that were illegally held captive in the Peruvian Amazon by an international organization dedicated to trafficking wild animals.
Authorities seized several species valued at more than half a million dollars, police said.
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