Inside Malaysia’s Illegal Wildlife Trade | Documentary Wildlife Crime & Conservation- AMP

Deep in Malaysia’s rainforests, a hidden trade is threatening some of the country’s most remarkable wildlife. From illegal traps in protected forests to wild meat potentially making its way onto restaurant menus, wildlife officers are fighting a relentless battle against poaching and trafficking. 🔔 Subscribe and join us on this journey around the world → https://bit.ly/GO_ASIA 00:00 Malaysia’s Illegal Wildlife Trade 00:45 Inside a Wildlife Processing Facility 04:15 The Fight Against Poaching 05:03 Undercover Restaurant Investigation 08:48 Malaysia’s Wildlife Trafficking Problem 11:22 Confessions of a Former Poacher 12:05 How Poachers Hunt in the Rainforest 13:37 Bears, Traps and the Wildlife Trade 15:24 Inside a Poacher’s Hunting Ground 16:33 Why He Stopped Poaching 17:17 Entering Taman Negara National Park 18:07 Searching for Illegal Traps 21:07 Traps Hidden in the Jungle 22:54 The Never-Ending Fight Against Poaching WATCH NEXT: Inside Malaysia’s Wildlife Crime Underworld | Documentary Wildlife - AMP:    • Inside Malaysia’s Illegal Wildlife Trade |...   Wudang: China’s Sacred Mountains of Immortality and Legends | Documentary History - AMP    • Wudang: China’s Sacred Mountains of Immort...   Thailand: From the Golden Triangle to the Deep South | Documentary Travel - AMP    • Thailand: From the Golden Triangle to the ...   Japan’s Yuzu: The Citrus That Saved a Village | Documentary Food & Culture- AMP    • Japan’s Yuzu: The Citrus That Saved a Vill...   Our team investigates specialist restaurants suspected of offering meat from protected and endangered animals, as well as zoos potentially involved in the illegal wildlife trade. We also follow wildlife officers into the poachers’ preferred hunting ground: the tropical rainforest. THE POACHER Directed by Ira Rakiz Tuffile All Rights Reserved #Malaysia #WildlifeCrime #IllegalWildlifeTrade #WildlifeConservation #StopPoaching #WildlifeDocumentary #Rainforest #TamanNegara #EndangeredSpecies #GOASIA