A Victorian man is fined following the discovery of hundreds of frozen and taxidermied animals at his property in Victoria.
Kyneton man fined for keeping more than 700 frozen and taxidermied animals
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A man has been fined after hundreds of dead animals were found at his home and antiques business in central Victoria.
Taxidermied and frozen animals were uncovered as part of a major investigation into the illegal wildlife trade.
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