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Just thought I should mention the German tourist who tried to smuggle 40 skinks and gecko's out of NZ, has been jailed for 14 weeks and will be deported upon his release. I hope he wont continue to go on to other countries poaching their valued wildlife.
 
How dare he not be a importer so he could be taxed properly!!!
 
Best way of putting this:

freves said:
"What is the first thing that happens when the discovery of a new species of herp, bird, fish, or invertebrate is announced?" The answer is "Two Germans get on a plane"
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Found the actual quote:

[quote="The Lizard King" by Bryan Christy]There is a joke among reptile smugglers: what's the first thing that happens when a new reptile or amphibian species is discovered? Answer: two Germans buy plane tickets.[/quote]
 
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