‘Wildlife selfie code’ provides guideline on how to be a responsible tourist


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 12 Oct 2017

Animal rights group warns that sloth selfies, the latest Instagram trend, is cruel and exploitative.

An animal rights group has released a Wildlife Selfie Code in a campaign aimed at putting a stop to the Instagram phenomenon that rips babies from their mothers, traumatizes the animals, and leads to certain death for many. 

In their latest report, the UK-based group World Animal Protection provides a "close-up on cruelty," looking at the harmful impacts of wildlife selfies in the Amazon.

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