their bite can kill and is venomous. don't support these animal tr aff icers.
2025-03-24 20:28:44
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🐒 Slow lorises
• How they’re obtained: Almost all are taken from the wild, usually from southern Thailand’s forests or neighboring countries like Malaysia.
• What happens next:
• Babies are stolen after their mothers are killed (the mothers defend them fiercely).
• Their teeth are often pulled out so they can’t bite tourists.
• They’re nocturnal, but are forced out in bright daylight and often drugged to stop them from moving.
• Legal status: Slow lorises are protected under Thai law and CITES, meaning it’s completely illegal to capture, sell, or use them for photos.
If you want to help:
• Never pay for or pose with these animals.
• Report sightings to Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand (WFFT) or the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) — they actually run rescues in Phuket.
• Spread awareness so others know not to support these photo setups.
2025-10-14 02:29:50
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