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Study reveals a chain from forest to city that includes hunters, drivers, traders and consumers
Gorilla meat remains a delicacy in Cameroon, even though hunting great apes is illegal in the country. And while the existence of a market for the illicit game has been no secret, until recently, little was known about the buyers and sellers.
