Wildlife trafficking is the illegal trade of animals and plants, often involving endangered species. This practice threatens biodiversity and can lead to the extinction of unique species like the rhino or tiger. Traffickers exploit these creatures for their body parts, such as ivory or fur, and for the pet trade, putting immense pressure on wildlife populations. The consequences of wildlife trafficking extend beyond the environment. It can disrupt ecosystems and harm local communities that rely on wildlife for their livelihoods. Additionally, it often involves organized crime, leading to violence and corruption, making it a serious global issue that requires urgent attention.