TSA agents at Newark Airport find live turtle hidden in man's pants
After a pat down, the man reached into the front of his pants and pulled out a live turtle, which was wrapped in a blue towel, according to the TSA. The agency said the man identified the turtle as a red-eared slider, which WildlifeNYC describes as an invasive turtle species and one of the most common turtles found in New York City.
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The passengers also showed the officers the skull of an endangered sea turtle they were smuggling in a carry-on bag during the flight.
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The transported animals were not rescued from the fires but were pets already available for adoption in the Southern California area. The purpose of the flight was to create space in those ...
The other two rescue dogs on the flight were rescued. “I knew I could always count on him,” Galley told InsideNoVa. “He was always happy, always smiling. He would hold every animal.
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