People are permitted to bring feces from ruminant animals into the U.S. if they obtain a Veterinary Services Permit, CBP said. The woman who was carrying the giraffe feces won't face sanctions ...

Customs workers at a Minnesota airport discovered a traveler had brought a unique souvenir in her luggage: Giraffe feces.

"The passenger declared giraffe feces and stated she had obtained ... According to border patrol officials, all ruminant animal feces requires a veterinary services permit to be transported ...

MINNESOTA-- Customs workers at a Minnesota airport discovered a traveler had brought a unique souvenir in her luggage: Giraffe feces. The passenger arrived at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul ...

American customs agents confiscated a box of giraffe feces collected in Kenya by a visiting Iowa woman, who said she planned to make jewelry out of the droppings.. The U.S. Customs and Border ...

Anyone wishing to bring ruminant animal feces into the U.S. required a Veterinary Services Permit, which the woman did not have. Violation of this on purpose can lead to a $300 to $1,000 penalty.

Trailering ruminants is on my mind because The Algorithm fed me this video of a giraffe being transported upright in a trailer, its head easily 20 feet above the road. After the initial amusement ...

Peek inside a giraffe’s mouth, and you might find something ... While it may sound unappealing, chewing cud is normal for ruminant animals like cows and helps keep their teeth clean.