Smuggling from Thailand, India, Tarantulas, Tarantulas, Authorities, Authorities

Indian customs officers have made the latest “important” seizure of endangered wildlife from a passenger from Thailand, the government statement: 100 creatures, including lizards, bazobs and wood climbing tools.

Customs officers also said, “Any signs of irritability,” said the passenger, which carried two tarantula spiders and turtle.

When a passenger is suspended comes withholding Dozens of poisonous vipers smugglingIt also comes from Thailand and before June. 44 Indonesian holes were included in the vipers and said Mumbai customs said.

In the most recently seized wildlife, there are a kinkajou or honeymoon – an animal like a raccoon of the Mexican rainforests – six “sugar glider”, along with six “sugar glider” – a sliding possibility.

Photographs released by the customs unit showed six sugar gliders in a basket, as well as a box that squeezed with a lizard.

“In a significant operation, customs officers … India National … Protected a lot of wildlife, while others are protected by wildlife protection laws.”

Concerned Smuggling Trend

Wildlife and plants warned a trend “very worried” in a trafficking in the trafficking in the trafficking of wildlife, on Tuesday, exotic animal trade.

Over the past 3 and a half years, more than 7,000 animals, dead and live seized along the Thai-Indian air route.

At Mumbai Airport, customs officers are used to seize more illegal gold, money or cannabis – but the cases of detention of wildlife recently gradually rose.

Customs officers seized dozens of snakes and several turpers from Indian national flights from Thailand in early June.

Among them, several spiders-tailed horns were classified only as scientists in 2006 and are classified as “close to” for nature protection.

Traffic, in most cases, in most cases, he said that they were smuggled from Thailand, covering the animals organized by more than 70 percent.

“Wildlife discoveries and diversity of wildlife, which are up to India,” said Kanitha Krishnasamy of the southeastern Asian director of traffic.

Most of the detainees show that the noise for the trade of exotic pets, “he said.

In February, the customs officers also stopped a smuggler with five Siamang Gibbons, a small fruit in the Mumbai Airport, as well as in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thai forests.

According to customs officers, the little creatures listed as the end of the IUCN, the passenger said in a plastic box placed inside the Trolley bag, “Customs officers said.

In November, the authorities found a passenger carrying a live load of 12 turtles.