Mammoth tusks are serving as a cover for illegal traffic in modern day elephant ivory

The World | Aug 24, 2015
Elephants have enough up against them without having to worry that one of their oldest ancestors also is causing problems. But that's the case. The tusks of long-dead woolly mammoths are being used as a cover in the illegal trafficking of elephant ivory.

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