BEIJING, July 10 — A man has been caught trying to smuggle over 100 live snakes into mainland China by cramming them into his trousers, according to the country’s customs...
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The unnamed traveller was stopped by customs officers as he sought to slip out of semi-autonomous Hong Kong and into the border city of Shenzhen, China Customs said in a statement on Tuesday. “Once opened, each bag was found to contain living snakes in all kinds of shapes, sizes and colours,” it added.The statement said officers seized 104 of the scaly reptiles, including milk snakes and corn snakes, many of which were non-native species.
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