"Colombian Woman Arrested with 130 Endangered Poisonous Frogs in Airport Smuggling Bust"

TL;DR
A Brazilian woman was arrested at Bogotá airport with 130 poisonous frogs in her luggage, which she claimed were a gift from a local community in southern Colombia. The frogs, known as harlequin or poison-dart frogs, are critically endangered and can fetch up to $1,000 each. Wildlife trafficking is common in Colombia and across Latin America, with amphibians being particularly popular among traffickers.
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- Woman arrested with 130 poisonous frogs in her luggage BBC.com
- Woman arrested at airport in Colombia with 130 endangered poisonous frogs worth $130,000 CBS News
- Accused smuggler nabbed with 130 endangered poisonous frogs worth $130K in her luggage New York Post
- Colombia seizes 130 precious poison dart frogs trafficked through Bogoto airport The Federal
- More than 100 poisonous frogs found in luggage WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland
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