"十四五"以来，海关检出进境动物疫病1.1万种次，查获走私冻品110多万吨，截获违法入境生物制品近5000批次，全部依法退运或销毁。 海关总署副署长 赵增连：查获"异宠"6.4万余只，截获检疫性有害生物27.8万批次。这里也提醒一下，"异宠"有风险，不可随便宠。 海关关员下水道里救回200余枚濒危鹦鹉蛋 海关总署负责人今天（25日）介绍，"十四五"以来，海关会同公安等相关部门，滚动开展专项行动，重拳打击走私犯罪。在重点打击濒危野生动植物走 私行动中，共查获濒危野生动植物制品479吨。 海关总署署长 孙梅君："湄龙"行动重点打击毒品和濒危野生动植物走私，已连续发起五期，参与国家（地区）已发展到20多个，共查获各类毒品和易 制毒化学品60多吨、濒危野生动植物制品479吨。 当下正值暑期，海关提醒，境外旅游，切勿非法携带濒危野生动植物及其制品入境。近日，在广州白云机场，一名旅客的行李中就夹藏了240枚鸟蛋， 未经申报，企图逃避海关监管，违规携带入境，结果被海关关员现场截获。 广州白云机场海关旅检三科科长 冯瑞林：当时，我们在对一架进境航班进行监管时，发现一名旅客在行李提取区域徘徊，神色紧张，迟迟不肯前往海 关监管区 ...

Group 1 - The General Administration of Customs has been actively combating smuggling crimes since the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan, focusing on the smuggling of endangered wildlife and plants, with a total of 479 tons of such products seized [1][2] - The "Mekong" operation has been launched five times, involving over 20 participating countries and regions, resulting in the seizure of more than 60 tons of drugs and precursors, alongside the previously mentioned 479 tons of endangered wildlife products [2] - Since the beginning of the 14th Five-Year Plan, customs has detected 11,000 instances of animal disease upon import, seized over 1.1 million tons of smuggled frozen products, and intercepted nearly 5,000 batches of illegal biological products, all of which were either returned or destroyed [2] Group 2 - Customs officials rescued over 200 endangered parrot eggs from a drainage system at Guangzhou Baiyun Airport, where a traveler attempted to smuggle 240 eggs by hiding them in their luggage and flushing some down the toilet [5][8] - The rescued parrot eggs included 15 different species, all classified as first and second-level protected wildlife, with 37 eggs successfully hatching into parrots [10] - Similar smuggling attempts have been reported, including a case in Shenzhen where a traveler was caught hiding four live endangered snakes in her clothing [11][12] Group 3 - The law prohibits the trade, carrying, or mailing of endangered plants and animals and their products across borders without proper permits, with severe penalties for serious violations [18] - The Customs Museum in Beijing has seen increased visitor interest, showcasing various endangered wildlife products, including items made from snow leopards, hawksbill turtles, and crocodiles, highlighting the illegal wildlife trade's impact [19][20] - Notable exhibits include a nearly two-meter-long brown bear skin and a Northeast tiger skin, both seized from smuggling operations, emphasizing the ongoing threat to these species from illegal hunting and trade [24][26]

Core Points - Guangzhou Customs recently intercepted a traveler at Guangzhou Baiyun Airport carrying 136 parrot eggs illegally [1][3] - The eggs were found in four cylindrical tin cans, which showed signs of repackaging, and two of the eggs had already hatched [3] - The eggs belong to 19 species of endangered parrots, including five species listed in CITES Appendix I and fourteen species in Appendix II [3][5] Summary by Category - **Incident Details** - A traveler was found with 136 parrot eggs concealed in repackaged biscuit tins [3] - Two of the eggs had hatched, and signs of activity were observed in some of the remaining eggs [3] - **Species Information** - The intercepted eggs included species such as Yellow-crowned Amazon, Blue-winged Macaw, and African Grey Parrot, which are protected under international trade agreements [3] - A total of 100 eggs successfully hatched into parrots under the care of a rescue organization [3] - **Legal Implications** - The act of carrying endangered species without proper permits is illegal and can lead to criminal charges [5] - The regulations are in accordance with CITES and China's laws on the management of endangered species [5]