熊掌在大陆卖多少钱一个？

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这老兄要被罚25万加币了！:shock:

Vancouver Airport security staff got a gruesome surprise early Sunday when they discovered three black-bear paws in a 39-year-old man's carry-on luggage.

The Vancouver man, who was boarding a flight to China, is facing charges under federal and provincial legislation for smuggling animal parts, B.C. Conservation officer Sgt. Dave Jevons said Sunday.

While there are hunting seasons in the spring and fall for black bears, the sale and export of parts is illegal, said Jevons. "It is unusual [to find bear parts smuggled out of the Vancouver airport], but we know that trafficking of parts occurs with all types of wildlife," said Jevons.

"Certainly the market is typically in Asia for bear parts. It's bear paws, genitalia and gall bladders," he said.

The man was apprehended when he was checking in at about 2 a.m, detained by the Canadian Border Service Agency, who called the RCMP.

The B.C. Conservation office has now taken over the investigation, said Jevons.

The Vancouver man was arrested by a conservation officer, then released on a promise to appear in provincial court on Oct. 6 in Richmond, said Jevons.

He said the border service staff would have been alerted to the bear paws when the man's carry-on luggage went through the X-ray screening machine.

The bones in the three black bear paws would have looked very much like those in a human hand, said Jevons.

The bear paws — two front paws and a one rear paw, believed to be from two different black bears — were wrapped in aluminum foil.

The conservation office's investigation into the incident will continue, including establishing the origin of the bear parts.

Jevons said the provincial charges for trafficking in animal parts carry a maximum two-year sentence and a $250,000 fine. Federal charges under wildlife-trafficking laws carry a maximum six-month sentence and $25,000 fine for a first-time incident.

Jevons couldn't immediately provide the number of bear-parts smuggling incidents the conservation office deals with annually. Typically, the Conservation office is alerted to smuggling incidents through road checks and police files.



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相关法律 条款 WAPPRIITA， BC Wildlife Act 网页

明报 《男子试图携熊掌飞往中国 温哥华机场被捕》
一名准备乘搭前往中国航班的卑诗男子，在温哥华国际机场过安检时，被发现在随身行李中偷运三隻斩下不久的黑熊熊掌。该男子即场遭到皇家骑警逮捕，将面临联邦级和省级的偷渡动物肢体罪名起诉。

卑诗保育局警员杰文斯 表示，该名39岁的男子持永久居民身分，昨日凌晨2时左右准备通过机场安检搭乘前往中国的航班时，被执行X光检查的海关人员发现其随身行李中藏有三隻黑熊熊掌，用锡纸包好。

杰文斯指，熊掌是从黑熊腿中部斩下，还覆盖有皮毛，三隻熊掌至少来自两隻不同的黑熊，卑诗保育局将调查熊掌确切来源。他指出，虽然在卑诗省部分季节捕猎黑熊是合法的，但在加拿大，进口、出口或贸易熊肢均属非法。

杰文斯提到，该男子当场被皇家骑警拘捕，在承诺于10月6日出庭聆讯后被释放，他将面临违反联邦「野生动植物保护及国际与省际贸易法例」(WAPPRIITA)及「卑诗野生动物法」(BC Wildlife Act)的相关起诉。违反有关法例，最高可被判入狱两年及罚款25万元。

海关人员指，熊掌是最常被偷运的黑熊肢体部分，其他还有熊胆及熊的生殖器等，因為熊掌在中国被认為是山珍美味，并被用于中药医治癌症、关节炎、阳痿等多种疾病，因此极有市场，售价不菲。

联邦的 Commercial Trade in Wildlife
http://www.ec.gc.ca/alef-ewe/def ... mp;amp;n=EA39DD0C-1
http://www.ec.gc.ca/alef-ewe/def ... mp;amp;n=65FDC5E7-1

省府的  BC Wildlife Act
http://www.bclaws.ca/EPLibraries ... reeside/00_96488_01

redduke_zy

走私熊掌，考驾照塞钱，又不是没先例，一样的前赴后继，让人觉得这些人是不是脑子有问题。你要不然就做得专业点，别让人家查出来。