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Raid for stolen cars reveals warehouse full of protected animals
Malaysia police found some 700 birds and caged leopard cats, albino pygmy monkeys and other animals, which included about 20 protected species.

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Associated Press
Wed, Jul 14 2010 at 1:54 AM

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Endangered Species, Birds, Environmental Crime

WAREHOUSE ZOO: Hundreds of caged birds and other protected wildlife are seen at a warehouse in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. (Photo: AP)

A police raid for stolen vehicles found 42 of them at a warehouse in Malaysia — and hundreds of birds and other protected wildlife.
 
Celescoriano Razond, an official with the wildlife department, says police officers found some 700 birds and caged leopard cats, albino pygmy monkeys and other animals. They included about 20 protected species.
 
Celescoriano said Wednesday that all the animals found in Tuesday's raid in Kuala Lumpur were now safe with the wildlife department.
 
News reports say those rescued include a pair of rare birds of paradise worth 1 million ringgit ($300,000).
 
Authorities believe the animals were to be bred or sold.
 
The reports say two men have been arrested and police are looking for other suspects.
 
Copyright 2010  AP News

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