Ne pas mettre des Iquanes
dans vos valises!
Laisser la dans leur etat naturel.
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Re: iguanes
mon doux, quelle idée!!!! Est-ce qu'il a dit ce qu'il ferait avec? Les iguanes étaient vivants?
Guyguy 
Re: iguanes
Allo Guyguy
En effet une histoire bizarre mais qui semble se repeter un peu partout au tour de la planete ou il existe des especes dite rare car il semble toujours avoir un marche d'acheteurs pour se genre de choses la. Et les gens vont prendre des risques comme ca car il y a du fric a faire!
Oui les Iguanes etait vivante. Mais je me demande si ils aurait pu faire le voyage au complet et rester en vie? Parfois les informations sur un site ne sont pas complet et il faut regarder sur d'autres liens pour trouver plus d'informations. C'est ce que j'ai fait. Voila . Sorry its in English.
Ecuadoran authorities arrested a German man on Sunday for allegedly attempting to pilfer four land-dwelling iguanas from the Galapagos Islands, according to the director of park services.
A judge sent Dirk Bender to jail to prevent him from leaving the country while he awaits trial, EFE reports . If convicted of “environmental crime,” Bender could face a prison sentence of up to three years.
Bender was arrested in the airport on the island of Baltra when guards detected something unusual in his luggage after passing it through an X-ray machine. When they opened it, they found two iguanas wrapped in cloth.
Bender had allegedly stuffed another two iguanas in a different suitcase, which police found with the help of a dog named Kevin, according to a press statement .
The iguanas were sent to a veterinarian.
All four of them belonged to the species Conoluphus Subcristatus, which is listed as “vulnerable” by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources.
In 2011, Bender was convicted of attempting to smuggle a pregnant crested iguana from Fiji in a black backpack, according to the Fiji Times Online .
Sunday's arrest wasn’t the first time someone had tried to steal the wildlife from the famous islands visited by Charles Darwin. Someone stole two marine iguanas in 2010 then mailed them elsewhere. The thief used a false name and authorities never tracked down a suspect.
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En effet une histoire bizarre mais qui semble se repeter un peu partout au tour de la planete ou il existe des especes dite rare car il semble toujours avoir un marche d'acheteurs pour se genre de choses la. Et les gens vont prendre des risques comme ca car il y a du fric a faire!
Oui les Iguanes etait vivante. Mais je me demande si ils aurait pu faire le voyage au complet et rester en vie? Parfois les informations sur un site ne sont pas complet et il faut regarder sur d'autres liens pour trouver plus d'informations. C'est ce que j'ai fait. Voila . Sorry its in English.
Ecuadoran authorities arrested a German man on Sunday for allegedly attempting to pilfer four land-dwelling iguanas from the Galapagos Islands, according to the director of park services.
A judge sent Dirk Bender to jail to prevent him from leaving the country while he awaits trial, EFE reports . If convicted of “environmental crime,” Bender could face a prison sentence of up to three years.
Bender was arrested in the airport on the island of Baltra when guards detected something unusual in his luggage after passing it through an X-ray machine. When they opened it, they found two iguanas wrapped in cloth.
Bender had allegedly stuffed another two iguanas in a different suitcase, which police found with the help of a dog named Kevin, according to a press statement .
The iguanas were sent to a veterinarian.
All four of them belonged to the species Conoluphus Subcristatus, which is listed as “vulnerable” by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources.
In 2011, Bender was convicted of attempting to smuggle a pregnant crested iguana from Fiji in a black backpack, according to the Fiji Times Online .
Sunday's arrest wasn’t the first time someone had tried to steal the wildlife from the famous islands visited by Charles Darwin. Someone stole two marine iguanas in 2010 then mailed them elsewhere. The thief used a false name and authorities never tracked down a suspect.
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Re: iguanes
Bonjour
Toujours sur le theme des Iquanes
Pour les amateurs de croisieres dans les Caraibes bien un des endroits parmi les plus populaires est sans contredit le Port de St. Thomas USVI (Iles Vierges Americaines). Presque tous les navires font escale la bas.
Et je peut vous dire que des Iquanes il y en a beaucoup! Sympa de les voir.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/scottrsmith/8388637224/
Toujours sur le theme des Iquanes
Pour les amateurs de croisieres dans les Caraibes bien un des endroits parmi les plus populaires est sans contredit le Port de St. Thomas USVI (Iles Vierges Americaines). Presque tous les navires font escale la bas.
Et je peut vous dire que des Iquanes il y en a beaucoup! Sympa de les voir.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/scottrsmith/8388637224/