A complex wildlife trafficking ring operating in Kenya has been dismantled, with a group of individuals known as the ‘Ant Gang’ pleading guilty to charges related to illegal trade. The suspects admitted to smuggling a vast array of endangered animals across borders, fueling a lucrative black market that threatens biodiversity and conservation efforts. The sting operation involved undercover investigations by Kenyan authorities who successfully apprehended the ring members, uncovering evidence of their illicit activities. This case highlights the sophisticated tactics employed by traffickers and emphasizes the urgent need for enhanced law enforcement strategies to combat wildlife crime in Kenya.
Kenyan Wildlife Trafficking Ring Unmasked as ‘Ant Gang’ Pleads Guilty
