Online animal content boom worries wildlife advocates

A report from the International Fund for Animal Welfare warns of the alarming surge in animal content (monkeys, capybaras, alligators) on social media.

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This digital trend comes with ethical and legal issues regarding animal welfare.

Animal rights advocates are calling for increased regulation of this viral phenomenon.

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