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Malta is exporting tigers to Libya among other wild and exotic animals

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Mark Camilleri
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Our own criminal-tiger-aesthetic stars are building a very shady industry on the side, and that’s the industry for the exotic and wild animals. Malta is coming up in international reports for its export of wild and exotic animals such as tigers to Libya and Turkey. Someone seems to be even importing alligators from the US to export them back as leather products.

I’d assume that this is quite in character of a criminal organisation in government to be creating such a new industry, following the liberalisation of the importation of wild and exotic animals in the Islands.

Comments

4 responses to “Malta is exporting tigers to Libya among other wild and exotic animals”

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    Aggie

    Tigers don’t belong in captivity and shame on Malta for selling them as pets

    Reply
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