weirdest things people smuggle on their travel...!!

i cannot blieve dis kind of thing was happen..huhu.dis really new 4 me..so i'm juz want 2 share with u all wat i'm was read..

We have one piece of advice for people who put small dogs in their handbags - the same rule does not apply to your hand luggage. Customs inspectors in Dublin airport got quite a shock when a security X-ray showed what looked like a toy chihuahua in one traveller's bag in 2009.

It was only when they unzipped the case that 

they realised the tiny canine was alive and 

well, travelling inside a small cage for the journey from Bulgaria via Madrid.

*cumel kn?

Passengers were fairly shocked when they saw a marmoset emerge from beneath a man's hat on a flight from Florida to New York. According to a spokesperson for Spirit Airlines, they were unsure whether the man knew he was harbouring the animal, and felt the need to point it out to him. The marmoset was very well behaved for the rest of the flight, although he was taken into quarantine the minute the flight landed. It is not known how on earth the animal escaped detection by the authorities, especially since the man originally took a flight from Lima, Peru and sat through 
several hours of transit in Florida's Fort Lauderdale airport.

Robert Cusack's downfall probably arrived the moment a bird of paradise flew out of his suitcase during a routine search. "I also have monkeys in my pants," he sheepishly declared, and on further inspection it turned out that Cusack did indeed have two pygmy slow lorises in his underwear, along with three more exotic birds and 50 rare orchids strapped to his person. Apparently, he was trying to take them to a wildlife refuge in Costa Rica. What he got was 57 days in jail.

Last month, a man heading to Dubai was apprehended in Bangkok's international airport after attempting to smuggle drugged baby leopards, panthers, monkeys and - wait for it - a bear.

A recent smuggling incident occurred in Bangkok's international airport (Thailand is a hub for the illegal wildlife trade), where a certain Indian gentleman travelling from Bangladesh failed to reclaim his baggage. When the four suitcases were opened, officials found 431 turtles, as well as seven freshwater crocodiles.

aku pernah naik flight dah 5 kali kot tp alhamdulilah setakat nie ak xpnh nmpk benda yg pelik2 berlaku..peace!

p/s:dunia kita semakin pupus dengan flora n fauna disebabkan geng2 yg suke import n eksport haiwan2 nie la..bodo punya org..nak kaya cepat ja!