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  Klein2 at 07:07 AM JST - 23rd October

  I hope they get their very own cage, birdseed, and water.

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  hellhound at 07:41 AM JST - 23rd October

  Smuggling birds??????? Hahahhahahahahaha this IS dumb!!!! Can you get arrested for that??? Man this is pure dumb

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  kokorocloud at 08:08 AM JST - 23rd October

  Well if some of them were endangered, why wouldn't you get arrested?

  cramming them in plastic gutter pipes.

  Well that's cruel. I'm glad these dirtbags got caught.

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  BurakuminDes at 10:34 AM JST - 23rd October

  Reveal the names of these scumbags please JT. This is just the tip of the iceberg - Japanese are notorious for smuggling related crimes. Japanese criminals are often arrested in Aus for smuggling reptiles and birds. Let them do some time in a Bali prison!

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  Yelnats at 12:48 PM JST - 23rd October

  cramming them in plastic gutter pipes.

  Cruel and stupid. They would of all ended up dead. How would they have kept the birds quiet?

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  hanadecaka at 01:08 PM JST - 23rd October

  They can write in book of birds its migrated from Japan to Indonesia in future.

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  ratpack at 02:29 PM JST - 23rd October

  Any reason why these japanese names aren't released for all to see???

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  bokudayo at 05:27 PM JST - 23rd October

  sounds like a skit from Monty Python.

  Customers Officer: What's that chirping sound? Smuggler: Er.. nothing, sir. I always chirp when nervous. Chirp! Chirp! Customers Officer: You chirp out your hind end? Smuggler: Chirp! Well, you see officer... Chirp! I'm a ventriloquist. Chirpt!

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  nisegaijin at 05:38 PM JST - 23rd October

  thats cuz there are huge rewards for bringing birds in. You get like 300 gran for a cockatoo.

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  IvanCoughalot at 06:58 AM JST - 24th October

  Ah, but don'tforget - we Japanese love nature.

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