international trade in seahorses

The international trade in seahorses is vast, involving many millions of moving among tens of countries, most of which are traded dried for use in traditional medicines and as curios. We here summarise findings from almost three decades of work tracking the international trade in dried seahorses. The international trade in dried seahorses appears not to have changed after the inclusion of seahorses in Appendix II of CITES and up until seahorses were included in the CITES Review of Significant Trade (RST). International trade remained large, multi-species and global. Annual seahorse exports - as reported to CITES from 2004-2011 - comprised many millions of animals of a reported 31 species traded among at least 87 countries. The vast majority of the trade was in dried seahorses, which was documented to involve 23 species, 45 source countries and 29 destination countries. The vast majority of reported dried exports was from Southeast Asia and West Africa to China (including Hong

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