a russian citizen has illegally obtained a siberian tiger and is trying to sell the tigers fur in the united…

a russian citizen has illegally obtained a siberian tiger and is trying to sell the tigers fur in the united states. what treaty does this violate?\ntiger treaty\nlacey treaty\ncites\nepa

a russian citizen has illegally obtained a siberian tiger and is trying to sell the tigers fur in the united states. what treaty does this violate?\ntiger treaty\nlacey treaty\ncites\nepa

Answer

Brief Explanations:

CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) aims to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival. A Siberian tiger is an endangered species, and trading its fur across international borders is prohibited under CITES. The Lacey Act is a U.S. law mainly focused on illegal trade of wildlife within the U.S. and related to plants as well. There is no "Tiger Treaty" in this context. EPA (Environmental - Protection Agency) is an agency, not a treaty.

Answer:

C. CITES