An expanding crackdown in Southeast Asia on the trafficking of endangered species has led to a new challenge - what to do with the thousands of animals rescued every year.
Success Seizing Trafficked Animals Leads to New Problem
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FILE - Naturalist Shyamantaram Phukon holds a slow loris, an endangered species, that he recovered from villagers who caught it for meat at the Rani reserve forest, in Gauhati, India.
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FILE - Indonesian officials show pangolins confiscated from suspected smugglers during a news conference in Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia.
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FILE - A monkey seized from traffickers in a cage at the Thai Department of National Parks in Bangkok.
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The Moose Lodge is serving as a polling station in White Plains, Maryland. Maryland is one of five states that is holding their primary elections today.