Customs Seize Venomous Snakes and Iguanas; 30 Die
Marino Mosco 56
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Mexico City customs authorities discovered venomous snakes (vipers, rattlesnakes) and iguanas; most were alive but about 30 animals died during transfer or shortly after rescue.
Incident reported at Marino Mosco 56.
Mexico City customs authorities discovered venomous snakes (vipers, rattlesnakes) and iguanas; most were alive but about 30 animals died during transfer or shortly after rescue.
Incident reported at Marino Mosco 56.
Mexico City customs authorities discovered venomous snakes (vipers, rattlesnakes) and iguanas; most were alive but about 30 animals died during transfer or shortly after rescue.
Incident reported at Marino Mosco 56.
Mexico City customs authorities discovered venomous snakes (vipers, rattlesnakes) and iguanas; most were alive but about 30 animals died during transfer or shortly after rescue.
Incident reported at Marino Mosco 56.
Mexico City customs authorities discovered venomous snakes (vipers, rattlesnakes) and iguanas; most were alive but about 30 animals died during transfer or shortly after rescue.
Incident reported at Marino Mosco 56.
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