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Three more Chinese internet companies have joined a global battle against the illegal wildlife trade, pledging to offer new technologies and apply greater social influence to help fight increasingly rampant online wildlife crimes around the world. On Tuesday, mobile game developer 37 Interactive Entertainment and online antique trading platforms 997788.com and Zhangyan became the latest members of the Coalition to End Wildlife Trafficking Online, a global network of e-commerce, technology and social media companies, bringing the tally of the coalition members to 39. Ivonne Higuero, secretary-general of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora,…
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