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Atlanta airport on the front lines of wildlife trafficking crisis
In his almost 17 years as a wildlife inspector, Quick said his proudest case wasn’t the snakes though; it was the skinks. That time, U.S. residents traveled to Germany where they bought a pair of mating eastern Pilbara spiny-tailed skinks, a type of …
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Georgia
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