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NRI Arrested For Trying To Smuggle 'Wildlife Trophy' Out Of India: Cops
A 60-year-old non-resident Indian was caught at the Delhi airport while attempting to smuggle out of the country a 'wildlife trophy', police said on Friday.
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Watch: Chaos At Kuala Lumpur Airport As Lost Monkey Starts Scaling The Walls
Wildlife officers rescued the monkey and released it back into the forest, where it can be reunited with its tribe.
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New Guidelines Issued To Prevent Bird Hits At Airports
To check incidents of collision of planes with birds & other animals at airports, aviation regulator DGCA issued guidelines for that included carrying out routine patrols in random patterns & informing pilots whenever there is any wildlife activity.
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Aviation Regulator Asks Airports To Implement Wildlife Management Plan
The presence of wildlife near airports, according to the DGCA letter, poses a major threat to aircraft operational safety
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2 Lions Escape Freight Container At Singapore Airport, Sedated: Report
Two lions were shot with a tranquilliser gun and sedated on Sunday at Singapore's Changi Airport after they got out of their freight container, triggering a mild scare in the vicinity, a media report said.
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Inside Aamir Khan's Gir Visit With Family. See Trending Pics
Aamir and Kiran Rao flew to Gujarat along with family
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Airport Staff Find 119 Live Tarantulas Hidden Inside A Pair Of Shoes
Airport staff in the Philippines have discovered 119 live tarantula spiders hidden inside a pair of shoes. According to a Facebook post by the Bureau of Customs, staff members at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) found the spiders inside a parcel shipped by a certain "Michal Krolicki" from Poland.
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India Warns Of Risk To Planes As Wildlife Flourishes At Airports
Birds and other animals could present a greater threat to aircraft in India as the coronavirus limits human activity including wildlife management at airports, the country's aviation regulator warned Monday.
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Man Caught Trying To Smuggle 20 Birds From Peru In Suitcase
Peruvian police have arrested a Belgian man at Lima Airport for trying to smuggle 20 live birds to Europe in his suitcase, the National Forest and Wildlife Service said Wednesday.
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At JFK Airport, Every Day Is Wild For US Fish And Wildlife Service Inspectors
Airports specialize in certain goods, based on their location and passenger population. In Houston, inspectors frequently uncover hunting trophies from Africa
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Philippine Airport Cop Held For Smuggling Rare Animals
Authorities at the Philippines' main airport have taken possession of 47 rare animals or birds which an airport policeman was allegedly trying to smuggle to Japan, a senior wildlife official said today.
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Man arrested at Bangkok airport with drugged animals in suitcase
Authorities at Bangkok's international airport arrested a first-class passenger Friday whose suitcases were filled with baby leopards, panthers, a bear and monkeys. The animals had been drugged and were headed for Dubai.The man, a 36-year-old United Arab Emirates citizen, was waiting to check in for his flight at Suvarnabhumi International Airport ...
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Man caught at airport with 44 lizards in pants
A German reptile collector has been jailed for 14 weeks and must pay USD 3,540 fine for plundering New Zealand's wild gecko and skink populations, a judge has ruled.
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NRI Arrested For Trying To Smuggle 'Wildlife Trophy' Out Of India: Cops
A 60-year-old non-resident Indian was caught at the Delhi airport while attempting to smuggle out of the country a 'wildlife trophy', police said on Friday.
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Watch: Chaos At Kuala Lumpur Airport As Lost Monkey Starts Scaling The Walls
Wildlife officers rescued the monkey and released it back into the forest, where it can be reunited with its tribe.
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New Guidelines Issued To Prevent Bird Hits At Airports
To check incidents of collision of planes with birds & other animals at airports, aviation regulator DGCA issued guidelines for that included carrying out routine patrols in random patterns & informing pilots whenever there is any wildlife activity.
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Aviation Regulator Asks Airports To Implement Wildlife Management Plan
The presence of wildlife near airports, according to the DGCA letter, poses a major threat to aircraft operational safety
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2 Lions Escape Freight Container At Singapore Airport, Sedated: Report
Two lions were shot with a tranquilliser gun and sedated on Sunday at Singapore's Changi Airport after they got out of their freight container, triggering a mild scare in the vicinity, a media report said.
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Inside Aamir Khan's Gir Visit With Family. See Trending Pics
Aamir and Kiran Rao flew to Gujarat along with family
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Airport Staff Find 119 Live Tarantulas Hidden Inside A Pair Of Shoes
Airport staff in the Philippines have discovered 119 live tarantula spiders hidden inside a pair of shoes. According to a Facebook post by the Bureau of Customs, staff members at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) found the spiders inside a parcel shipped by a certain "Michal Krolicki" from Poland.
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India Warns Of Risk To Planes As Wildlife Flourishes At Airports
Birds and other animals could present a greater threat to aircraft in India as the coronavirus limits human activity including wildlife management at airports, the country's aviation regulator warned Monday.
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Man Caught Trying To Smuggle 20 Birds From Peru In Suitcase
Peruvian police have arrested a Belgian man at Lima Airport for trying to smuggle 20 live birds to Europe in his suitcase, the National Forest and Wildlife Service said Wednesday.
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At JFK Airport, Every Day Is Wild For US Fish And Wildlife Service Inspectors
Airports specialize in certain goods, based on their location and passenger population. In Houston, inspectors frequently uncover hunting trophies from Africa
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Philippine Airport Cop Held For Smuggling Rare Animals
Authorities at the Philippines' main airport have taken possession of 47 rare animals or birds which an airport policeman was allegedly trying to smuggle to Japan, a senior wildlife official said today.
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Man arrested at Bangkok airport with drugged animals in suitcase
Authorities at Bangkok's international airport arrested a first-class passenger Friday whose suitcases were filled with baby leopards, panthers, a bear and monkeys. The animals had been drugged and were headed for Dubai.The man, a 36-year-old United Arab Emirates citizen, was waiting to check in for his flight at Suvarnabhumi International Airport ...
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Man caught at airport with 44 lizards in pants
A German reptile collector has been jailed for 14 weeks and must pay USD 3,540 fine for plundering New Zealand's wild gecko and skink populations, a judge has ruled.
