Miami International targets wildlife smugglers

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MIAMI (AP) — From flying squirrels to jaguar pelts, wildlife inspectors at Miami International Airport say they are in a constant battle to keep illegal animal imports from entering the country.

The Miami Herald (http://hrld.us/1oZrbIx ) reports that the Miami International leads the nation in shipments of both living and dead animals.

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