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Eels writhe on Vancouver airport’s tarmac after escaping from Air Canada cargo box

  • Air Canada Cargo handled a shipment of eels from Toronto to Vancouver on July 7, with one container accidentally spilling during unloading.
  • A video on social media shows half-metre-long eels escaping from the broken box on a conveyor belt, writhing on the tarmac.
  • At least one person is heard screaming in the background as the eels fall to the ground.
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An unusual 'rain' of eels invaded the runway at Vancouver International Airport, Canada, on Tuesday, July 9. The episode, promptly immortalized by airport employees with a video that went viral on social networks, caused a momentary blockade of loading and unloading operations near the plane involved. The images show a large number of eels crawling on the square, coming out of a cardboard just loaded onto a freight elevator. The box, unfortunate…

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One Mile at a Time broke the news in on Wednesday, July 10, 2024.
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