A northern pig-tailed macaque cub, under first-class national protection in China, was recently saved from a trafficker by two citizens in Pu'er, southwestern China's Yunnan Province, and was later handed to local forest police. (Photo/People's Daily Online)
The macaque is 21 centimeters in length and weighs only 1.1 kilograms. It was later sent to a local wildlife rescue shelter because it was not yet capable of surviving in the wild.
A northern pig-tailed macaque cub, under first-class national protection in China, was recently saved from a trafficker by two citizens in Pu'er, southwestern China's Yunnan Province, and was later handed to local forest police. (Photo/People's Daily Online)
A northern pig-tailed macaque cub, under first-class national protection in China, was recently saved from a trafficker by two citizens in Pu'er, southwestern China's Yunnan Province, and was later handed to local forest police. (Photo/People's Daily Online)
A northern pig-tailed macaque cub, under first-class national protection in China, was recently saved from a trafficker by two citizens in Pu'er, southwestern China's Yunnan Province, and was later handed to local forest police. (Photo/People's Daily Online)
A northern pig-tailed macaque cub, under first-class national protection in China, was recently saved from a trafficker by two citizens in Pu'er, southwestern China's Yunnan Province, and was later handed to local forest police. (Photo/People's Daily Online)