Core Points - The Zhejiang Natural History Museum received a batch of 18 items of aquatic endangered wildlife products, including red coral, giant clam, and hawksbill turtle, confiscated by Wenzhou Customs [1][2] - This is the 15th batch of natural product confiscations received by the museum since 2006, bringing the total number of confiscated items to 6,183 [1][2] Summary by Sections - **Confiscation Details** - The confiscated products were seized by Wenzhou Customs under the Customs Law of the People's Republic of China, confirming they belong to species prohibited for import and export [2] - Legal regulations require that import and export of such species must have a permit issued by the national authority, or legal consequences will follow [2] - **Museum's Responsibility and Plans** - The museum's director emphasized the responsibility that comes with receiving confiscated products and committed to proper scientific management and collection [2] - Plans are in place to launch a special exhibition showcasing the 6,183 confiscated items, with a tour across Zhejiang Province to raise public awareness about ecological safety [2]