Indian star turtles are rarely transmitted to the world of rare tortoises at risk

Dubai: The star is worth more. That is why the star of the body, the turtle race, has now gone to the extinction of the Indian Star Turtle is one of the most transmitted species in the world. This turtle type is a living species in India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan. These star turtles are mostly in the Indian and Sri Lankan coastal areas.
These turtles, most beloved by turtle breeders around the world, are listed on the list of endangered species. In the list of protected wildlife species in India, These turtles are grown in China, Hong Kong and Thailand, for medicinal purposes and home pets. They use magic. There believes that the tiles of stellar turtles have medicinal properties. The Chinese believe that if the food of the tortoise is poured into the food and eating it, it will increase the libido. Star in India is said to be the best. They buy these tortoises in the international market for a good price. This means that illegal smuggling has been increasing year by year.


A turtle that is sold for Rs. 300 in coastal villages in India is sold for many thousand in the international market. The web sites are special. The price of a star nail is estimated to be between $ 500 and $ 2,000. The US addresses are marked. These tortoises are traversed through airports in various ways. Internationally combined trafficking points are combined. More and more, Chennai and Kolkata are transported to Taka and Colombo via Indonesia and Malaysia via Thailand, China and Hong Kong. From there it is sold in bulk and retail


Annually, it is reported that India is carrying a maximum of 20 thousand star turtles. Over the last two years, the largest number of turtles, including animals, are seized in Chennai, Mumbai, Dhaka, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur. Every month the news of the star stolen in the airports is strained, but the smuggling does not get rid of. Strike can be prevented from being smuggled into the breeze, as if it was prevented from being sold on the beach rather than controlling airports. Hence, the seafaring areas should be intensified to protect the rare stellar turtle, or if the star of the star of the Indian Ocean will be destroyed