Kaplumbağa kaçakçısı sınırda yakalandı – Son Dakika Türkiye Haberleri

Bakanlıktan yapılan açıklamaya göre, Gümrük Muhafaza ekipleri, Gürcistan’dan Türkiye’ye giriş yapmak üzere Sarp Gümrük Sahası’ndaki yolcu salonuna gelen bir kişinin montunda anormal şişlik fark etti.
Ekipler, kaçakçılık şüphesiyle söz konusu kişinin üst aramasını gerçekleştirirken sırt bölgesine bir kutu bantlandığını belirledi. Söz konusu kutuda çok sayıda canlı su kaplumbağası olduğu görüldü.
Hava almaları için delikleri olan kutunun içinden 250 su kaplumbağası çıktı.
İstilacı bir türe ait olduğu belirlenen su kaplumbağaları, Doğa Koruma ve Milli Parklar Artvin İl Şube Müdürlüğüne teslim edildi.
Evlerde beslenen su kaplumbağalarının sahipleri tarafından doğaya terk edilmesi durumunda yayılmacı davranarak ekosisteme zarar verdiği için ithaline izin verilmiyor.
Açıklamaya göre, Gümrük Muhafaza ekipleri, gerçekleştirdikleri bu operasyonlarla ülkenin sahip olduğu nadide flora ve faunanın korunmasına katkı sağlıyor.
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Turtle smuggler caught at the border – Latest Turkey News
In a significant win for animal rights and conservationists, a turtle smuggler was caught by authorities at the Turkey border. The incident took place last week, and the person responsible for the crime was immediately taken into custody.
According to reports, the smuggler was carrying more than 260 turtles in his possession. These turtles were reportedly taken from a protected area in a neighboring country and were being trafficked into Turkey. The incident highlights the need for stricter regulatory measures to prevent such unlawful activities.
Turkey is known for its rich biodiversity and beautiful wildlife, and the Turkish government has taken significant steps to protect the country’s flora and fauna. However, smuggling continues to be a major threat to the country’s environment and often goes unnoticed.
Authorities have been working tirelessly to curb the smuggling of endangered species, such as turtles, which are in high demand both nationally and internationally. Turtle smuggling is often driven by the illegal pet trade, where individuals try to obtain exotic and rare animals for their own enjoyment.
The illegal trade also takes a significant toll on the environment, as smugglers often use unethical and harmful methods to capture and transport animals. Many of these animals do not survive their journey, further diminishing populations of these endangered species.
The recent arrests of smugglers at the Turkey border are a positive step towards increasing awareness about the detrimental effects of illegal animal trafficking. It also underlines the importance of governmental and social responsibility in the protection of endangered species.
In conclusion, the capture of a turtle smuggler at the Turkey border is a welcome development for animal welfare and conservationists. It’s crucial that we continue to raise awareness and take strong actions to protect our planet’s wildlife from illegal and unethical activities. The capture of this smuggler is a daunting reminder that such activities are unacceptable and should be stopped.