Consuming Nature: Photo Gallery One

Pictures of the African Ape and Gorilla Bushmeat Market: Boy with Truck
Pictures of the African Ape and Gorilla Bushmeat Market: Gorilla Orphans
Pictures of the African Ape and Gorilla Bushmeat Market: Orphan Sanctuary
Pictures of the African Ape and Gorilla Bushmeat Market: Gorilla Orphan
Pictures of the African Ape and Gorilla Bushmeat Market: Primate Institute
Pictures of the African Ape and Gorilla Bushmeat Market: Mandrill for Sale
Pictures of the African Ape and Gorilla Bushmeat Market: Orphan Sanctuary
Pictures of the African Ape and Gorilla Bushmeat Market: Forest Logging
Pictures of the African Ape and Gorilla Bushmeat Market: Primate Hunter
Pictures of the African Ape and Gorilla Bushmeat Market: Hornbill for Sale
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Bili, Democratic Republic of the Congo, July 2001

"This traditional hunter uses a poisoned arrow fired from a crossbow. He wears traditional primate-hunting attire. He's trying to get the monkeys to react to an elephant mask."

Conservationist and photographer Karl Ammann

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—Photograph by Karl Ammann
 

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