South African police have arrested two Thai men allegedly attempting to smuggle endangered parrot eggs out of the country. The arrests took place separately at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport as authorities increase efforts to combat wildlife trafficking. The first suspect, a 50-year-old Thai national, was caught on August 20th with 50 bird eggs concealed within a homemade incubator in his carry-on luggage. The environment ministry confirmed the incident and highlighted the ongoing struggle against the illegal wildlife trade. Authorities are working to halt the increasing exploitation of vulnerable species. Further details regarding the second arrest have not yet been released. The case underscores the international nature of wildlife crime and the need for continued vigilance.