Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Indonesia is reviving exports of long-tailed macaques for biomedical research, setting a 2026 quota of 1,920 animals and opening a new breeding facility in Lampung. Officials say the trade could generate income for local communities and help manage human-wildlife conflicts, with the US currently the main export market.
But the push has reignited debate over the trade in long-tailed macaques, whose global population is estimated to have fallen around 40 per cent over four decades. (Video: CNA/Ridhwan Siregar) #indonesia #indonesianews #wildlife #longtailedmacaques
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Indonesia is reviving exports of long-tailed macaques for biomedical research, setting a 2026 quota of 1,920 animals and opening a new breeding facility in Lampung. Officials say the trade could generate income for local communities and help manage human-wildlife conflicts, with the US currently the main export market.
But the push has reignited debate over the trade in long-tailed macaques, whose global population is estimated to have fallen around 40 per cent over four decades. (Video: CNA/Ridhwan Siregar) #indonesia #indonesianews #wildlife #longtailedmacaques
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