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What Happened to the 32 Iguanas a Russian Woman Was Carrying in Her Suitcase? 24 Returned to Galapagos

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Eight marine iguanas died after the seizure in Quito. The 24 survivors are quarantined in Galapagos and will not be released yet.
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Crafts began to move when they opened the suitcase. It was March 28, 2021, Baltra–Galapagos airport. On the X-ray screen there were

Eight marine iguanas died after the seizure in Quito. The 24 survivors are quarantined in Galapagos and will not be released yet.

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On 29 September the Government managed the return of 24 marine iguanas to the paying Gal Islands.

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fmmundo.com broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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