#OnlyInChina Does A Man Keep His Turtle In A KFC Burger
If there is one other thing a KFC burger is good for besides eating, is to smuggle your pet turtle through airport security. Results may vary.
By Mei Mei Chu — 01 Aug 2013, 01:22 PM — Updated almost 11 years ago
Mr. Li was walking through the Guangzhou airport security with a KFC burger in his bag
Man tries to smuggle pet turtle through china airport security using KFC burger.
Image via freakingnews.comA MAN has attempted to smuggle his beloved pet turtle through airport security by hiding it in a KFC burger. On Monday, a man known only as Mr Li
live-news.com.auA MAN has attempted to smuggle his "beloved" pet turtle through airport security by hiding it in a KFC burger.
live-news.com.auOn Monday, a man known only as Li was flying from China's Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport to the capital Beijing, the South China Morning Post reported citing the Guangzhou Daily.
malaysiandigest.comBut the airport security X-ray machine showed something not quite right with the burger
As Mr Li's bag was passed through an X-ray machine, airport security officers noticed what were described as "odd protrusions" coming out of the burger which Li had packed in his bag.
news.com.au
The airport's X-ray machine showed “suspicious corners” on what appeared to be a KFC sandwich package, according to the AFP.
He then has one of the most peculiar conversations between an airport security and a passenger
Smelling a turtle, airport staff asked to take a closer look. "Sir, are you sure there are no turtles in your bag?" one bewildered agent inquired, according to a report in the Guangzhou Daily.
"There’s no turtle in there, just a hamburger," Mr Li said, according to the report. "There’s nothing special to see inside."
theaustralian.com.au
It's really a touching story between a man and his pet turtle
Li initially insisted there was "nothing but a burger" inside, but after persistent questioning admitted that the KFC package contained a tortoise. He said he came up with the trick because he wanted to travel with his "beloved tortoise".
abc.net.auBut alas, they had to separate
Despite his affection for the animal, Li agreed to leave his pet with a friend while he was away in Beijing.
malaysiandigest.com
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