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13. December 2021
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Dark Burmese python coils around a tree trunk in a glass display case, surrounded by leather goods such as bags and shoes. (AI-generated alt-text, generated with GPT-4.1-mini)
Dermoplastik eines Dunklen Tigerpythons (Python bivittatus) mit beschlagnahmten Produkten aus Schlangenleder.

Foto: NHM Wien, Christina Rittmannsperger
Multiple skinned Malayopython reticulatus snakes hang by their tails from the ceiling of a covered area. The snake skins show a distinct pattern. (AI-generated alt-text, generated with GPT-4.1-mini)

Foto: Mark Auliya
Man wearing rubber boots and gloves skins a dead Varanus salvator macromaculatus; several other butchered lizards lie nearby. (AI-generated alt-text, generated with GPT-4.1-mini)

Foto: Mark Auliya
Four men and one woman stand behind a table with confiscated animal specimens and leather goods in front of exhibition panels at the Natural History Museum Vienna. (AI-generated alt-text, generated with GPT-4.1-mini)
v.l.n.r.: Silke Schweiger (Leiterin der Herpetologischen Sammlung, NHM Wien), Gerhard Marosi (Experte für Produktpiraterie und Artenschutz im Finanzministerium), Magnus Brunner (Finanzminister), Katrin Vohland (Generaldirektorin NHM Wien), Markus Roboch (wirtschaftl. Geschäftsführer NHM Wien)
Five people wearing face masks stand behind a table with confiscated furs and leather goods. (AI-generated alt-text, generated with GPT-4.1-mini)
v.l.n.r.: Silke Schweiger (Leiterin der Herpetologischen Sammlung, NHM Wien), Gerhard Marosi (Experte für Produktpiraterie und Artenschutz im Finanzministerium), Magnus Brunner (Finanzminister), Katrin Vohland (Generaldirektorin NHM Wien), Markus Roboch (wirtschaftl. Geschäftsführer NHM Wien)
  
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