Two flyers were apprehended at Chennai Airport after officials seized eight exotic species from them. The species included six green iguanas and two blue-tongued skinks. The passengers were attempting to smuggle these animals into the country, violating wildlife protection laws. The seized animals were handed over to the Arignar Anna Zoological Park for further care and rehabilitation. The incident highlights the ongoing issue of illegal wildlife trafficking in India. Authorities are cracking down on such activities to protect endangered species and preserve biodiversity. Offenders face severe penalties under the Wildlife Protection Act. This incident serves as a reminder of the need for stringent measures to prevent the illegal trade of exotic species. The Chennai Airport authorities are working diligently to curb such illegal activities and safeguard the country’s wildlife.