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Customs at Cologne/Bonn Airport Holds Travelers with 90 Poisonous Snakes

A suspected reptile smuggler has entered the net at Cologne Airport. In his luggage there were live animals threatened with extinction.

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Customs officers have made a shocking discovery at the German airport Cologne/Bonn: in a suitcase they discovered more than 90 (!) venom snakes and lizards. Not all animals survived.

·Vienna, Austria
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·Germany
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A fireman from Mexico is said to have smuggled dozens of reptiles. They were discovered at a German airport in a suitcase. Not all animals survived.

·Hamburg, Germany
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A suspected reptile smuggler has entered the net at Cologne Airport. In his luggage there were live animals threatened with extinction.

·Essen, Germany
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A Mexican fireman tried to smuggle more than 80 partially rare reptiles into Germany - in narrow hiding places in his suitcase. He flew up at Cologne/Bonn airport.

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A suspected reptile smuggler has entered the net at Cologne Airport. In his luggage there were live animals threatened with extinction.

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wz.de broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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