Hundreds of lizards seized in Australia police bust
Release time：2024-05-21 13:25:35 Source：Culture Connect news portal
By Hannah Ritchie, BBC News, Sydney
Australian police seized a collection of live reptiles with an estimated street value of $AUS1.2m in a bust. Photo: Supplied/ New South Wales Police
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