A Mexican wildlife sanctuary has evacuated hundreds of exotic animals to escape cartel violence near Culiacn, Sinaloa, marking one of the largest animal relocations in the country's history. 700 animals including elephants, tigers, and lions, were transported from Ostok Sanctuary 140 miles to a new refuge in Mazatln after months of armed attacks, threats, and supply shortages. A 15-truck convoy, escorted by National Guard personnel, accompanied zoo veterinary technicians and wildlife management specialists. Ostok Sanctuary is located 25 km north of the capital of Culiacn, a city that rival factions of the Sinaloa Cartel have turned into a battlefield for territorial control, following last summer's arrest and extradition to the US of cartel leader Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada.

The American demand for illegal drugs continue making trafficking a lucrative business for the Mexican cartels. At least 70% of recovered weapons in Mexico originated in the US, called the "Iron River" by Mexicans. This month drug cartel assassins ambushed three security consultants who worked with the USG: drudge.com Good for these poor innocent animals rescued from the cruelties of man.

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