Department officials told IANS that organised networks use social media platforms like WhatsApp, to deliver the meat to their customers.Recently, the Department had conducted a sting operation in the Ramanathapuram district and arrested two persons who were involved in trade of wildlife meat.During separate raids in several other district, officials recovered the meat of wild rabbits, aquatic birds, hares, quail, and francolins.Generally, these animals and birds are found near waterbodies and frequent hunting will lead to the reduction in the numbers of these species, according to forest officials.Meanwhile, the Department is also planning a major campaign across the state to communicate the ill effects of wildlife poaching and how it affect sthe balance of environment and environmental practices.--IANS aal/ksk(Disclaimer: This post has been auto published from IANS news agency without any modification to the text and has not been reviewed by editor)