In Thailand, at the export of animals from the Buddhist monastery, 40 dead tigers were found
Employees of the Department of National Parks of Thailand (DNP), participating in the operation to move tigers from the famous Buddhist monastery in the province of Kanchanaburi, found 40 dead tigers on the territory of the monastery of the body. The remains were in the freezer in the kitchen of the monastery, reports Reuters. “There should have been some reason to keep them,” said the deputy head of the National Parks of Thailand, Adipratamrong.