A passenger tried to bring giraffe feces through MSP airport. That's not the surprising part

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said the feces could carry disease, especially with the passenger's intended use for it.officials inspect all kinds of items packed by passengers on incoming international flights. This one is undoubtedly one of the more unique.

CBP agricultural specialists seized the box of droppings after the woman said she planned to use it to make a necklace. CBP said the feces was destroyed"via steam sterilization per United States Department of Agriculture destruction protocol."

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