PETA video shows Asian wet markets still selling monkeys, bats

Investigators with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) recorded video footage showing markets selling live dogs, monkey, civets, snakes and bats -- one of the animals that has been widely blamed for spreading COVID-19.

Disease breeding, filthy wet markets continue to sell reptiles, bats, and birds despite coronavirus

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The wet market sources of Covid-19: bats and pangolins have an alibi

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How wildlife wet markets selling butchered bats and other exotic animals as food continue to operate

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How wildlife wet markets selling butchered bats and other exotic animals as food continue to operate

Shocking video shows 'wet markets' still open in Thailand and Indonesia and where workers handle dogs, rats and snakes – The US Sun

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Wet markets selling wildlife – birds, monkeys, bats and more – go quiet in Indonesia amid coronavirus pandemic

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