Sometimes you just have to wonder what people are thinking… Forty-year old Michael Plank of Lomita, California was arrested last week while attempting to pass through U.S. Customs at Los Angeles International Airport with two geckos, two monitor lizards and 11 skinks in a money belt wrapped around his chest. The lizards, valued at $8,500 and strictly

... LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Federal officials say they arrested a man who strapped 15 live lizards to his chest to get through customs at Los Angeles International Airport. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ... ., was returning from Australia when U.S. Customs agents found two geckos, two monitor lizards and 11 skinks - another type of lizard - fastened to his body Tuesday. Plank has been released on ...

... a lot recently is lizard catching. If you have never visited Florida, then you might not know that lizards are everywhere. Small ones that fit in your palm. Sometimes they get in your house if you leave the door ... yet." Isaac is also enjoying the challenge and excitement of catching lizards but he can only catch the ones who are in shock after Eli has let them loose. Prema and Isaac ...

... 40 year old passenger trying to sneak past them with undeclared lizards. Most smugglers hide their loot in their luggage, but this guy had strapped eleven skinks, two geckos and two monitor lizards to his chest. They had been smuggled from Australia, and he obviously did not have an import permit ... Man arrested at LAX with a chest full of lizards originally appeared on Gadling on Sat, 21 ...

... at Los Angeles International Airport this week with more than a dozen wriggling lizards strapped to his chest. Michael Plank, 40, was detained ... when agents found two geckos, 11 skinks and two monitor lizards in his possession. Australian reptiles are strictly regulated, and Plank didn’t have a required export permit, officials said. The lizards are valued at $8,500. Smuggling wildlife into the ...

... is your proof. The proles are jammed in the right lane while the council rolls out the red carpet for the lizards in the left lane. This is sanctioned by the EU I might add. This is how much political power lizards have. Here is a lizard. Businesses could fold as two-month operaton to rescue lizards and worms causes traffic chaos | Mail Online