You travel to Thailand for the first time, and you go to all these fantastic places whether white sand beaches, lush forests and the famous Buddhist temples. Suddenly someone hands you this small, fluffy, doll faced animal or what is actually an endangered prosimian primate the "slow loris" and they ask you if you would like to take a selfie in exchange for money. So you're thinking to yourself, should I take a selfie with it or not?
What if I told you what they have to go through before it can be used as a tourist photo-prop? Would you still like to take a selfie with them? Here are 3 reasons why you should never take a selfie with Slow Loris.
This project is part of a "WFFT’s Slow Loris Photo-prop Campaign"
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