Man Caught Trying to Smuggle 100 Snakes in His Pants

Futian Transfer Point, located in the Shenzhen region of China, also serves as a border gate connecting Hong Kong and China. The customs officers on duty here became suspicious of strange movements in a man’s trousers. The movement in question here is the movement in the man’s trousers. out of 100 snakes It was due to.

Chinese customs officers examined the man’s trousers. lots of pockets sewn and noticed that these pockets were also sealed with tape. According to the official statement, when these pockets were examined, it was revealed that they contained snakes of different sizes, shapes and colors.

Animal trafficking is on the rise

Even though the smuggling method he chose was problematic, the snakes on the man is not poisonous was expressed. On the other hand, the species of all snakes have not been determined yet, and this process continues. The reason for smuggling is the ever-growing animal trafficking market is shown. It was stated that this market was linked to criminal organizations and reached 20 billion dollars.

Especially Chinesehas serious problems with illegal animal trade. The demand for exotic animals in the country, the trade of animals believed to be used for medical purposes, and animals collected for investment purposes have created a serious market. Experts state that many more animals are killed during smuggling and capture processes than are smuggled.