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Reptile Thefts

Two separate reptile thefts.

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Iguana Stolen From Refuge

The Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge is asking for help finding an iguana named Spike.

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Staffers said someone broke into the refuge Sunday night, and stole the 5-and-a-half foot iguana.
 
Spike is unique, because he has an orange tinge to his color, instead of the normal green. He was used in their educational programs.
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Snakes Stolen From Home

A 6-foot boa constrictor and 10 other snakes were stolen during a house burglary in West Midlands, England. 

Police Officers told BBC News the offenders put the reptiles, which included corn snakes and a 4-foot Kingsnake, into an empty cage and cloth sack.

A West Midlands Police spokesman said: "None of the snakes is believed to be dangerous, but all have special dietary needs and are likely to die if left without the necessary care."

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