"Integer Families": 14 Monkeys Were Stolen From an Animal Park Near Pau
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Algemeen Dagblad
In Lescar, in southwestern France, fourteen monkeys have been stolen from an animal park. According to the director, rare species are among them. He suspects that the animals were stolen for trade. He points out that they are worth ‘a fortune’ on the black market.
9 Uistitis and 5 tamarinds have been stolen from an animal park in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques. The director of Exotic Park suspects an order of animal traffickers. The increasingly lucrative trafficking of animals has reached peaks in recent years. - "Integer families": 14 monkeys have been stolen from an animal park near Pau (Police, justice and other facts).
Ouistitis, tamarinds... an investigation was opened after the flight of fourteen monkeys to the small Lascar zoo in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques. Probably for the black market
Fourteen monkeys, including nine ouistitis and five tamarinds, were stolen on the night of 26-27 October at Exotic Park de Lescar, near Pau. These animals, already rescued from traffic, are pumped and require care....
On social media, the Exotic Park shares its concern about the 14 stolen primates because some are "puced, old and need care".
Monkeys, including some belonging to a endangered species, were stolen from a zoo in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques
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