A Russian citizen has illegally obtained a Siberian tiger and is trying to sell the tiger’s fur in the United States. What treaty does this violate?

CITES—the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora—regulates international trade in protected species and their parts. A Siberian tiger’s fur is a tiger product, so bringing it from Russia to sell in the United States violates CITES protections. The Lacey Act is a U.S. law, not a treaty.

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