u/Bulky_Annual_4554

Tourists gaslighting themselves after meeting a tribes future meal. For context tribes eat the mothers & then raise the babies until they are old enough to cook. Yet this woman decided to get some social media clout off of a babies suffering.

u/Bulky_Annual_4554 — 5 days ago

BREAKING NEWS FROM EGYPT (Read body Text)

Three baby chimpanzees were recently discovered heavily sedated and hidden inside luggage at Cairo Airport alongside trafficked reptiles, in an alleged smuggling attempt.

Chimpanzees are highly intelligent, emotional animals who belong with their families in the wild — not drugged, terrified, and transported as commodities.

Behind every wildlife trafficking case is immense suffering:

• babies taken from their mothers

• animals injured or killed during capture

• high mortality during transport

• long-term psychological trauma for survivors

The illegal wildlife trade is a global conservation and welfare crisis, fuelled by demand for exotic pets and rare animals. For now these little babies have found a safe place at Alexandria Zoo, but it goes without saying their lives have been turned upside down and undoubtedly they will never be able to be returned to the wild.

Please never support the exotic pet trade, and help raise awareness of the devastating cruelty behind it.

Wild animals belong in the wild. 🐒💔

u/Bulky_Annual_4554 — 6 days ago

Anyone else find it disgusting how the wild monkeys in asia get harassed so much by camera men that they become used to humans by 3 months old?

u/Bulky_Annual_4554 — 7 days ago

One of the many reasons Why pet macaques should be banned (READ BODY TEXT)

In this video is a baby macaque from asia that was named Rio. When he got older his owner could no longer handle him so he looked for a person to rehome Rio too. Rio's owner ended up rehoming him to one of the most famous monkey tortures ever. Rio was brutally beaten & even had his tail cut off with a hatchet. Rio's life ended in a bucket of water which was where he drowned. Rio's final momments were spent wondering why the large species he learned to trust ended up taking his life.

u/Bulky_Annual_4554 — 7 days ago

I can't tell y'all how hard I laughed when this first got posted. I said this was gonna happen for 5 years & got blocked or hate comments

u/Bulky_Annual_4554 — 10 days ago

Toxic road side zoo's followers coming at me hard for assuming this primate was going to be a hands on animal to the public. With a business name like this wouldn't you?

u/Bulky_Annual_4554 — 11 days ago