Feature
As seen on the Nat Geo WILD.
Crimes Against Nature DVD-R
Crimes Against Nature follows an international taskforce of cops and environmental activists from the U.S., Thailand, and Australia on a mission to investigate and bust into the illegal animal trade. The hotspots for wildlife trafficking are at the center of a perfect storm of pervasive corruption and huge demand for ivory, prized animal parts and pets.
Not available for shipment outside of the U.S. and Canada.
- 2 discs; 4 episodes; 180 minutes
- Widescreen
- TV-PG/TV-14
- © 2011
Episodes include Inside Illegal Ivory, Tiger Trade Takedown, Undercover in Thailand, and The Exotic Trade.
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Pros
- Action packed
- Crime fighters
- Wildlife
Cons
Best Uses
- Crime fighting
- Education
The really gets to the bottom of some of the problems threatening wild animals today, and gives hope for some solutions. An action packed look into the fight against Wildlife Trafficking. I recommend it to those who care about animals or are interested in the fight against organized crime.
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