Taiwan's animal lovers are up in arms. A southern Taiwan zoo with a poor animal welfare record has gotten permision to import 18 giraffes with apparently minimal government oversight. What might be behind the government's apparent laxity? And how has the situation changed since animal rights activists began protesting against the deal? Join Executive Director of the Taiwan Society for the Prevention for Cruelty to Animals, Connie Chiang, for a look at how Taiwan's foreign relations and the power of the Taiwanese media might have come into play, plus a discussion of Taiwan's responsibility to abide by international wildlife rules and the need to get Taiwanese zoos in general to clean up their act.