Chinese wild animal shelter 'secretly dissects dead tigers before selling their fur and bone wine'
Rescued wild animals were said to be butchered alive and stuffed for display Gruesome photos appears to show dead Siberian tigers skinned for profit The shelter is said to have served top officials animal meat as exotic delicacies A state-affiliated wildlife shelter in China has been accused of secretly dissecting the bodies of endangered tigers before selling them as products to make profits. The Qinhuangdao Wildlife Rescue under the China Wildlife Conservation Association allegedly sold the endangered animals' fur for £79,000 per piece and used their bones to make a traditional tonic a...
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