ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 1月16日 16時03分

Photo by @kirstenluce | In December 2018, this toucan and 21 other animals were rescued from Puerto Alegria, Peru, where they were kept to pose with tourists for selfies. An investigation by the nonprofit @fentropika showed that the animals were dying rapidly in these conditions and simply replaced by new animals poached from the wild. The Peruvian National Police, wildlife authorities from Peru, and veterinarians from @fentropika staged a raid to seize the animals kept for "selfie tourism." Among the animals seized: a margay (wildcat), anaconda, sloths, porcupine, squirrel monkey, manatee, toucans, macaws, parrots, and parakeets. Several of the animals, including the manatee, margay, sloths, and several birds were transported to CREA (Centro de Rescate Amazonico/Amazon Rescue Center) in Iquitos, Peru.

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