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Lickable toads and magic mushrooms: wildlife traded on the dark web is the kind that gets you high

Phill Cassey, University of Adelaide; Adam Toomes, University of Adelaide; Charlotte Lassaline, University of Adelaide; Dr. Freyja Watters, University of Adelaide; Jacob Maher, University of Adelaide, and Oliver C. Stringham, University of Adelaide

Most wildlife is trafficked openly, while dark web markets sell animals, plants and fungi as drugs. But this could change if there’s a clampdown on open trade.

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