Dozen endangered iguanas seized at Heathrow flown home

Twelve critically endangered iguanas seized from Romanian smugglers at Heathrow Airport have been returned to their native Bahamas.

Dozen endangered iguanas seized at Heathrow flown home
Fri, 11 Jul, 2014 - 10:45

Twelve critically endangered iguanas seized from Romanian smugglers at Heathrow Airport have been returned to their native Bahamas.

The reptiles were discovered stuffed into suitcases and each wrapped individually in a sock by Border Force staff at the airport’s Terminal 5 on February 3.

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