Pink flamingos “seized from smugglers” in Tunisia ncvrs.com

According to the country’s customs body, ten endangered flamingos were rescued after the smugglers were tried to leave Tunisia.

Photos of birds tied to the boxes, their wings, feet and distortions were published by The Force Online.

Flamingos were rescued on Sunday near the Algerian border as “a truck on a Tunisian registration disk” Officials said in a statementOr

Birds have now safely returned to their natural habitat, the officials added, “as part of the efforts to preserve the species”.

But it is not clear what measures you take against alleged smugglers.

In Tunisia, hunting or smuggling flamingos are illegal because they are protected by Tunisian law.

Further dangers of flamingos include the rising temperatures caused by pollution and human-triggered climate change, saying nature conservationists, which cause flaming-up wetlands to shrink.

The larger flamingo or Phoenicopterus roseus The International Conservation Union is a vulnerable species for the use of its scientific name.

There are some good news, as data collected over the past decade has shown that population growth.

The latest estimates are at least half a million left to the left.

North -Ffrika is a stop for many migrant birds noticed in Europe, West -Furika and Asia.

Flaming birds include the hotels of the Djerba Island on the southeastern coast of Tunisia and the age Lagoon north.