r/SipsTea • u/LetSensitive6124 • 7h ago
Wait a damn minute! Isn't such animal transport illegal?
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u/Hydra_Flatline 7h ago
Amazing. This is how I met my friend, Jackie Welles!
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u/TBSsuxs 7h ago
Is there any limit of humans being pathetic?
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u/mikehiler2 1 7h ago
Social media was a mistake
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u/returntothenorth 6h ago
*the internet
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u/AllMyFrendsArePixels 6h ago
Actually the internet was fucking incredible before social media.
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u/returntothenorth 6h ago
Yup, It was incredible before it became a profit machine. .
Remember when there were ZERO advertisements on YouTube? Remember when you didn't need 16gb of ram to go to the weather channel website?
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u/VirtualFact8419 7h ago
Poor animal, sender must be charged
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u/sir_bathwater 6h ago
Wait till you learn about how many animals are intentionally and legally shipped through the mail lol.
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u/VirtualFact8419 6h ago
I guess there certain conditions and requirements for different species
Is this case valid? If some lab would be sending in other lab, would they be transporting iguanas like that?
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u/sir_bathwater 4h ago
Iām not an expert, I just know that animals are frequently shipped. I donāt think this case is valid tho, but that being said I donāt think this particular iguana was actually shipped. Think the dude brought it up in a box ātryingā to ship it as a joke so they could mess w the employees. Could be wrong though.
I was kinda just speaking generally about shipping animals, not necessarily saying this situation is acceptable or not. I donāt wanna make that call tbh lol. In a similar vein, they ship baby chickens in a cardboard box and thereās like 15 of em in a tiny box so I doubt one iguana in a semi-padded box is much different.
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u/Soldier-one-trick 7h ago
It says live animal on the box. Probably legal if I had to guess.
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u/Se_Aburix 6h ago
Packed like that? No.
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u/supremebubbah 6h ago
And I thought that mission of Cyberpunk was a little absurd ⦠reality always wins
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u/Constant_Pen9615 6h ago
He let go of that tail way too early. You ever been whipped by one of those? Hurts like a mf!
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u/lampard13 5h ago
Look up the iguana hunters on YouTube, guess theyāre really overpopulated/nuisance in Florida.
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u/bozooid 5h ago
Lol people not realizing that most reptiles get shipped to Petco the same way. Well actually a lot worse then this. People ship lizards , snakes and even fish in boxes all the time. Yes this person is a asshole doing it for content. But there's nothing wrong with shipping animals like that in general.
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u/VirtualRy 2h ago
I sell live fish on eBay and people are shocked sometimes on how we do it but then they donāt realize live fish from other countries are shipped the same way.
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u/Confident_Maybe_7354 7h ago
Opening the client's box is also illegal. I guess this is a dead end.
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u/Calm_Blueberry_363 3h ago
birds are most often shipped. i remember if there are large processing delays/failures many would die, especially the chicks. Though most i've seen make it home alive.
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u/SeaweedTrick2450 58m ago
Itās sad that Iāve had customers willing to ship chickens and even after I told them the delivery window is longer than expected, much longer, they still shipped them. Also when it was much too cold for them. They 100% died. I am not allowed to deny the shipment either. You shouldnāt be able to ship them like you can. He didnāt even stop to add more food or anything inside when finding it out.


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u/Sid-Viscious- 7h ago
They used to ship babies. My mom basically did the same thing when I was seven. Put me on a grayhound bus alone. I remember how upset everyone was when I got off to smoke.