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Gateway to Heroin
Ep. 2
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Sex, Lies & Cigarettes
Ep. 3
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Sushi to the Slaughter
Ep. 4
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City of God, Guns & Gangs
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Tiger Farms
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This (Illegal) American Life
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Recovery High
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Arming the Mexican Cartels
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Islamophobia
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Under the Knife Abroad
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The War on Weed
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Two Americas
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The 99 Percent
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Cage Fighting in the USA
Ep. 5 // Tiger Farms
Originally aired July 26, 2011
The wild tiger is among the world's most endangered species, pushed to the brink of extinction in large part by poachers who are killing the animals for profit. The illicit tiger parts trade is worth billions of dollars and nowhere is it more active than in China, the world's leading consumer of illegal wildlife. Nearly two decades ago, the Chinese government instituted a series of conservation efforts ostensibly aimed at saving the tiger from what appeared to be its imminent demise, but correspondent Adam Yamaguchi goes undercover and exposes flagrant and widespread violation of China's tiger trade laws. At the heart of Yamaguchi's investigation are China's many tiger parks, touted as safe-haven preserves. In truth, as evidenced by the material that "Vanguard" gathers, these parks may be anything but.
- Tiger Farms: 'Vanguard' Trailer
- Tiger Farms: 'Vanguard' Behind the Scenes
- Shop selling freshly-skinned tigers: 'Vanguard' Behind the Scenes
- Dogs for sale, alive and dead, in Chinese market: 'Vanguard' Behind the Scenes
- Cutest tigers ever: 'Vanguard' Extra
- Animals are second-most lucrative black market: Scenes from 'Vanguard'
- China's controversial 'Tiger and Bear Village': Scenes from 'Vanguard'
- Wild tiger meat for sale in shop's back room: Scenes from 'Vanguard'
- Adam eats pig penis: 'Vanguard' Dispatches from the Field
- Inside a tiger farm: 'Vanguard' Dispatches from the Field
- Sex for sale in Burma hotel: 'Vanguard' Dispatches from the Field
- Lens envy: 'Vanguard' Dispatches from the Field
Credits //
Senior Executive Producer: Jim FraenkelExecutive Producer: Adam Yamaguchi
Correspondent: Adam Yamaguchi
Producers: Joanne Shen, John Henion
Editors: Mike Shen, Peter Stoaddard