The Wild Crime Report
Wildlife Detective\ud83c\udf0d The Crimes Against Nature You’re Not Hearing About
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Galapagos Iguanas seized and more stories
Another week and yes, unfortunately another week of wildlife smuggling.
Here’s what’s been happening around the world.
Galapagos Iguanas seized at the airport
Ecuadorian police have seized 32 Galapagos Iguanas which were attempted t...
Crack down in Laos and other stories
How’s your work going? Probably better than some ivory traffickers down in Laos.
Major seizure of ivory in Laos
Last week, Laos police made a major breakthrough in an operation that seized 1.8 tons of raw ivory, two animal carcasses...
Ivory Bust in Vietnam and other stories
Well hello there.
Another week and one with a string of major wildlife seizures from around the world.
These are the stories you should be checking out.
Vietnam Police bust an ivory trafficking syndicate
A major blow against organ...
Chinese pangolin trafficker extradited and other stories
Hope you’re having a great start to the week.
Grab yourself a drink, settle in and get into this week’s leading stories.
Chinese pangolin trafficker extradited from Nigeria
Nigerian police and INTERPOL swooped in last week, arrestin...
Hong Kong wildlife seizures and other stories
Happy Monday to you.
Here’s five stories on wildlife crime from the past week that I think are worth checking out.
Multiple seizures in Hong Kong
Birds, insects, two cats and a dog. A variety of seizures in Hong Kong last week.
Tw...
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