Britain's Princes Charles and William are shown items made from endangered animals in central London

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Britain's Prince Charles (2nd L) and his son Prince William are shown items made from endangered animals, which had been confiscated by customs officers, during a conference on the illegal wildlife trade at Clarence House in central London May 21, 2013. The princes lent their support to efforts to eradicate the trade in items made from highly endangered animals. REUTERS/Andrew Winning (BRITAIN - Tags: ROYALS ENVIRONMENT CRIME LAW SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT ANIMALS)
Britain's Prince Charles (2nd L) and his son Prince William are shown items made from endangered animals, which had been confiscated by customs officers, during a conference on the illegal wildlife trade at Clarence House in central London May 21, 2013. The princes lent their support to efforts to eradicate the trade in items made from highly endangered animals. REUTERS/Andrew Winning (BRITAIN - Tags: ROYALS ENVIRONMENT CRIME LAW SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT ANIMALS)
Britain's Prince Charles (2nd L) and his son Prince William are shown items made from endangered animals, which had been confiscated by customs officers, during a conference on the illegal wildlife trade at Clarence House in central London May 21, 2013. The princes lent their support to efforts to eradicate the trade in items made from highly endangered animals. REUTERS/Andrew Winning (BRITAIN - Tags: ROYALS ENVIRONMENT CRIME LAW SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT ANIMALS)
Britain's Prince Charles (2nd L) and his son Prince William are shown items made from endangered animals, which had been confiscated by customs officers, during a conference on the illegal wildlife trade at Clarence House in central London May 21, 2013. The princes lent their support to efforts to eradicate the trade in items made from highly endangered animals. REUTERS/Andrew Winning (BRITAIN - Tags: ROYALS ENVIRONMENT CRIME LAW SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT ANIMALS)