Paralysis in Costa Rica ends with the seizure of cocaine, marijuana and knives – and 5 huge rodents to swim

Costa Rica police seized marijuana cocaine and five Capibarras – the largest rodent in the world – after chasing an individual vehicle on a highway along the Pacific Coast in Central America on Thursday.

The huge rodents are the relatives of the semi -square South America of Guinea and a moment on social platforms. But they are not citizens in Costa Rica, and the Ministry of Public Security said on Thursday that their possession, transfer or trafficking is illegal. The agency said that it had never recorded another animal attack.

the The agency released a video And pictures of creatures taken in a cage.

Two men were arrested in the car, both of whom had criminal records.

“The police work was important and the compatibility in which the drug scientist coincides with the introduction of non -original species,” said Security Minister Mario Zamora.

The authorities said that, in addition to animals, drugs, knives and plastic operas, they were seized.

Capybaras has been handed over to the national system of memorization areas that will be evaluated by veterinarians. As a non -original type, they cannot be released in Costa Rica, so they will be transferred to a shelter for environmental education and memorization programs.

“This is the first registered case of illegal Capibara trafficking in Costa Rica, which represents a milestone in the battle against the illegal wildlife trade,” the Ministry of Public Security said in a statement.

According to WWFThe average size of Capybaras is about 108 pounds, or nearly the size of an adult wolf. Capybaras has feet and vitality on her head, helping them swim quickly and remain drowned for long periods of time.

The extraordinary drug statue in Costa Rica comes a few days after the prison guards intercepted Cat drug capacity When she jumped over the ocean fence at night with marijuana and churches recorded on her body.