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3 Arrested For Smuggling Whale Vomit Worth Rs 7 Crore In Gujarat: Police
Police have arrested three persons for allegedly smuggling ambergris, or whale puke which used in making cosmetics, worth about Rs 7 crore, police said on Sunday.
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Guess Why These Fishermen Are Celebrating After Finding 80 Kg Of Whale Vomit
Three Omani fishermen have hit the jackpot after scooping 80 kg of floating rare "whale vomit" expected to net them a mind-boggling $2.5 million. Khalid Al Sinani, who is in his late 30s, found floating "whale vomit" on the shores of Qurayat province last week.
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Whale Vomit Makes Man Richer by $16,700
Beachcombers dream of finding treasures as they stroll along sandy beaches, but one dog walker in Wales struck gold as he exercised his pet - and was on Friday $16,700 richer as he found whale vomit.
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Briton finds 'rare whale vomit' worth 50,000 euros
A British man has been offered 50,000 euros for a strange-smelling rock his dog found on a beach, which is likely a rare form of whale vomit used in perfumes, the BBC reported on Thursday.
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3 Arrested For Smuggling Whale Vomit Worth Rs 7 Crore In Gujarat: Police
Police have arrested three persons for allegedly smuggling ambergris, or whale puke which used in making cosmetics, worth about Rs 7 crore, police said on Sunday.
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Guess Why These Fishermen Are Celebrating After Finding 80 Kg Of Whale Vomit
Three Omani fishermen have hit the jackpot after scooping 80 kg of floating rare "whale vomit" expected to net them a mind-boggling $2.5 million. Khalid Al Sinani, who is in his late 30s, found floating "whale vomit" on the shores of Qurayat province last week.
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Whale Vomit Makes Man Richer by $16,700
Beachcombers dream of finding treasures as they stroll along sandy beaches, but one dog walker in Wales struck gold as he exercised his pet - and was on Friday $16,700 richer as he found whale vomit.
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Briton finds 'rare whale vomit' worth 50,000 euros
A British man has been offered 50,000 euros for a strange-smelling rock his dog found on a beach, which is likely a rare form of whale vomit used in perfumes, the BBC reported on Thursday.
