Will they ever learn? Chinese markets are still selling bats and Dogs?


Cats, dogs and other domesticated and wild animals freely available to buy, One sources says that: 'the markets have gone back to operating in exactly the same way as they did before coronavirus' despite the outbreaks links to bats, Wild animals still for sale as food and traditional medicine in Chinese markets

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