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Customs confiscates walrus tusk at Berlin-Brandenburg Airport

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Last weekend, customs officers at Berlin-Brandenburg Airport confiscated the tusk of a walrus from the suitcase of a 24-year-old traveler from Georgia.

The tusk, which was around 60 centimeters long and weighed two kilograms, was wrapped in a bed sheet. The woman said it was a gift from her father, who lives in Russia. As walruses are under special protection, customs are now investigating the case. Illegal importation could result in a fine of up to 10.000 euros - if the tusk is purchased, a fine of up to 50.000 euros could be imposed.

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