案例简介：Juan Arredondo的照片 @ juanarre | 获救的大约四个月大的两趾树懒从篮子里爬出来，在哥伦比亚麦德林的Aiunau保护区吃苹果片。树懒被偷猎和非法贩运为宠物，这一交易在年终假期期间达到顶峰。在庇护所，被救出的树懒与人隔离，以最大程度地减少习惯的风险。他们经历了康复和医疗护理的过程，直到准备好被释放到自然栖息地为止。在大流行之前，作家 @ natashaldaly和我出发在哥伦比亚北部追踪树懒卡特尔，这是《国家地理》对野生动植物贸易和旅游业的持续报道的一部分。我们了解了艾萨克·贝多亚，警方认为他在被捕前贩运了10,000小树懒。我们遇到了偷猎者，并跟随他们在主要由武装团体控制的领土上搜寻树懒，以记录这种贸易的运作方式。请关注简历中的链接，以获得有关哥伦比亚懒惰贩运的完整故事。关注 @ juanarre和 @ natashaldaly的相关故事。# 树懒 # 哥伦比亚 # 南美洲

案例简介：Photo by Juan Arredondo @juanarre | Rescued two-toed sloths, about four months old, climb out of their baskets to snack on apple slices at the Aiunau sanctuary in Medellín, Colombia. Baby sloths are poached and illegally trafficked as pets, a trade that peaks during the year-end holiday season. At the sanctuary, the rescued sloths are kept isolated from human contact to minimize the risk of habituation. They go through a process of rehabilitation and medical care until they're ready to be released into their natural habitat.Before the pandemic, writer @natashaldaly and I set out in northern Colombia to track down a sloth cartel, as part of National Geographic's continuing coverage of wildlife trade and tourism. We'd learned about Isaac Bedoya, who police believe trafficked 10,000 baby sloths before he was arrested. We met poachers and followed them as they searched for sloths in territory largely controlled by armed groups, in order to document how this trade operates. Follow the link in the bio for our full story on sloth trafficking in Colombia. Follow @juanarre and @natashaldaly for related stories. #sloths #colombia #southamerica

国家地理 - Photo by Juan Arredondo @juanarre | Rescued two-toed sloths, about four months old, climb out of their baskets to snack o

案例简介：Juan Arredondo的照片 @ juanarre | 获救的大约四个月大的两趾树懒从篮子里爬出来，在哥伦比亚麦德林的Aiunau保护区吃苹果片。树懒被偷猎和非法贩运为宠物，这一交易在年终假期期间达到顶峰。在庇护所，被救出的树懒与人隔离，以最大程度地减少习惯的风险。他们经历了康复和医疗护理的过程，直到准备好被释放到自然栖息地为止。在大流行之前，作家 @ natashaldaly和我出发在哥伦比亚北部追踪树懒卡特尔，这是《国家地理》对野生动植物贸易和旅游业的持续报道的一部分。我们了解了艾萨克·贝多亚，警方认为他在被捕前贩运了10,000小树懒。我们遇到了偷猎者，并跟随他们在主要由武装团体控制的领土上搜寻树懒，以记录这种贸易的运作方式。请关注简历中的链接，以获得有关哥伦比亚懒惰贩运的完整故事。关注 @ juanarre和 @ natashaldaly的相关故事。# 树懒 # 哥伦比亚 # 南美洲

国家地理 - Photo by Juan Arredondo @juanarre | Rescued two-toed sloths, about four months old, climb out of their baskets to snack o

案例简介：Photo by Juan Arredondo @juanarre | Rescued two-toed sloths, about four months old, climb out of their baskets to snack on apple slices at the Aiunau sanctuary in Medellín, Colombia. Baby sloths are poached and illegally trafficked as pets, a trade that peaks during the year-end holiday season. At the sanctuary, the rescued sloths are kept isolated from human contact to minimize the risk of habituation. They go through a process of rehabilitation and medical care until they're ready to be released into their natural habitat.Before the pandemic, writer @natashaldaly and I set out in northern Colombia to track down a sloth cartel, as part of National Geographic's continuing coverage of wildlife trade and tourism. We'd learned about Isaac Bedoya, who police believe trafficked 10,000 baby sloths before he was arrested. We met poachers and followed them as they searched for sloths in territory largely controlled by armed groups, in order to document how this trade operates. Follow the link in the bio for our full story on sloth trafficking in Colombia. Follow @juanarre and @natashaldaly for related stories. #sloths #colombia #southamerica

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国家地理 - Photo by Juan Arredondo @juanarre | Rescued two-toed sloths, about four months old, climb out of their baskets to snack o

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