CITES I, hmmmmm

[Kapidolo Farms]

Sorta not so nice video to watch.

 

[bouaboua]

This is how some countries "import" their torts. Very sad.

 

[Cowboy_Ken]

And here are our russians we love so much. First the collection crate, second is the shipping crate.

 

[wellington]

This is all very disgusting. If they would get extreme with the penalty on these pieces of crap, maybe it would scare them off of ever do no it again, like oh, I don't know, cut their freaking arms off.

 

[Benjamin]

The tortoises in the first picture are indotestudo.

 

[Turtlepete]

The tortoises in the first picture are indotestudo.

Yeah, definitely not russians. Which intotestudo, though?

 

[stojanovski92113]

Oh gosh...this made me sick....I can't watch the video!

 

[tortadise]

Yeah, definitely not russians. Which intotestudo, though?

Those look like forstenii to me

 

[Kapidolo Farms]

Maybe I've been too hardened by some jobs I have had in my life as well as first hand witness to some of this kind of thing, but the radiated were a recovery of a smuggling situation, not a fouled up arrival all dead, which alos happens. Widgets are widgets, you know. I don't accept this as an okay way to go about things in any way shape or form. But, CITES is not working so well with animals that can be pets. Whales, large mobile animals, and for the small insignificant insect kinds of things it works. But those middle group animals that can be pets, it just seems to drive cruelty. It seems like ins0-situ farming and regulated international sales would make several things move forward and positive.