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Vil avlive narkokonges flodhester

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By Pablo Escobar, Joakim Viland
| Verdens Gang Verified
Fire flodhester importert av narkobaronen Pablo Escobar på 80-tallet har formert seg til 200. De skaper nå problemer for lokalbefolkningen i Doradal, Colombia. Myndighetene vil avlive flodhestene for å beskytte miljøet og lokalsamfunnet. Planen utløser furore da flodhestene også er en turistattraksjon. Den beryktede narkobaronennarkobaronenEn person som leder en stor organisasjon som driver med ulovlig narkotikahandel. Pablo Escobar importerte fire flodhester til Colombia på 80-tallet.
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Psiarze się zesrali.

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By Pablo Escobar
| wykop.pl
Restauracja wrzuciła post, w którym tłumaczy dlaczego nie chce u siebie psów. Psiarze się zesrali i robią wojnę na ocenach Google. Nigdy tam nie byłem ale nie dajmy psim mamom wygrać. PabloEscobar z dodany: przed chwilą
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Colombia to cull dozens of wild hippos from herd started by Pablo Escobar

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By Pablo Escobar
| greatyorkshireradio.co.uk
The notorious drug lord brought four of the animals into Colombia in the 1980s for his private zoo in the Magdalena River valley. They have since multiplied and roam freely around the country. A study published by Colombia’s National University estimated that around 170 are prowling the country. Environmental authorities say the mammals pose a threat to villagers who have encountered them in farms and rivers.
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