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10 hippos of Pablo Escobar go to your new home Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman. By plane, the animals will be transported from Antioquia (Colombia), where the drug dealer
10 hippos of Pablo Escobar go to your new home Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman.
By plane, the animals will be transported from Antioquia (Colombia), where the drug dealer Escobar started a herd on his ranch, to another region of the continent: Sinaloa.
In accordance with New York Post, Jesus Maria, the city where Ovidio “El Raton” Guzmán was captured. After a shootout that left 29 people dead and more than 30 injured, this is a new home for the mammals.
He Temple of the East there will be a fund that will receive 10 hippos, the transfer of which will cost 500 thousand dollars and will be funded Mexican conservationist Ernesto Zazueta.
The Ostok Sanctuary International Foundation has expressed interest in relocating a group of 70 hippos from Puerto Triunfo to nature reserves in India and Mexico. Because WE ARE FRIENDS TO ANIMALS, in our government we accompany this process. LIFE FIRST 🦛 pic.twitter.com/bnGUb3BF8U
— Anibal Gaviria Correa (@anibalgaviria) March 2, 2023
In the 1980s, hippos arrived in Colombia at the request of Pablo Escobar, who turned Hacienda Nápoles in her personal zoo.
In accordance with New York Postexpansion of 7 thousand acres, 160 kilometers from Medellin, cost $63 millionand included an airstrip, a bullring, and a replica of Jurassic Park with half a dozen concrete dinosaurs.
Escobar created 12 artificial lakes, one of which was inhabited by hippos.
He got two of his hippos from the San Diego Zoo in the early 1980s, and two others from fellow drug dealers, the Ochoa brothers.
Entrance to the Hacienda Nápoles was free for the residents of the city, who came in droves, amazed by the spectacle of the animals.
After Escobar’s death, hippos proved too expensive to keep — about $40,000 each — at a time when nearly half of Colombia’s population lived below the poverty line, so they stayed on the ranch.
other exotic animals were caught or died.
Thirty years later, hippos have multiplied and now over 130.
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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