Inside The Grisly Colorado Warehouse Full Of Black Market Wildlife

Inside The Grisly Colorado Warehouse Full Of Black Market Wildlife The warehouse is the final resting place for over 1.2 million illegal wildlife products confiscated during investigations, seized at ports of entry or abandoned by their owners. inside the warehouse, taxidermied lions, tigers and bears stand frozen in time. cobra boots seem to hiss from the shelves. Wildlife trafficking is big business. when investigators seize items, they often end up here.

Inside The Grisly Colorado Warehouse Full Of Black Market Wildlife These items, taken from ports across the us, are stored in a 16,000 square foot warehouse in denver, colorado in a secure environment and are used to aid in teaching about conservation efforts as. A government warehouse filled with seized endangered species offers grim evidence of the scale of the illegal wildlife trade. Situated on the rocky mountain arsenal national wildlife refuge is a nondescript warehouse packed with an unusual collection, more than a million illegally trafficked wildlife artifacts. Subscribe to our channel: bit.ly 3zef6ch wildlife trafficking is big business. when investigators seize items, they often end up here. video: cormac mccrimmon.

Inside The Grisly Colorado Warehouse Full Of Black Market Wildlife Situated on the rocky mountain arsenal national wildlife refuge is a nondescript warehouse packed with an unusual collection, more than a million illegally trafficked wildlife artifacts. Subscribe to our channel: bit.ly 3zef6ch wildlife trafficking is big business. when investigators seize items, they often end up here. video: cormac mccrimmon. Denver, colo. from the outside, the repository looks like a regular warehouse. but inside, the 8,000 square foot space is home to more than a million items all made from animal products. There are more than 1.2 million items ranging from stuffed tigers, elephant trunk lamps, thousands of bear claws, medicinal goods to pangolin leather cowboy boots meticulously stored and. The us has the world’s second biggest illegal wildlife market after china, with a special penchant for animals like coral, pythons and seahorses. The warehouse hosts a whole menagerie of exotic animals. some of the carcasses are whole, while others are just a foot or bone, meant to be an odd trinket or tourist souvenir.