Animal exploitation in the tourism industry

Animal exploitation in the tourism industry

S ome of the most visited tourism areas are usually the ones with the best attractions and people love nothing more than exotic or cute animals that would get them the most likes on Instagram or Facebook. Animals that could be exploited include: any of the big cats, their offspring, camels, elephants, horses and even dogs and cats. For example, in Egypt you could find a guy offering camel rides for a low price, and usually these camels are not well taken care of often being malnourished, beaten into submission and being too tired to even walk or stand.

A nd this is what a healthy camel should look like, no discoloration on their fur, obvious muscle definition and some fat expected as they are a species that lives in the desert and has to store fat to keep up with the harsh environment.

Another example would be tigers. White tigers that attract a ton of tourist and in general visitors to zoos and sanctuaries are usually inbred, as finding two tigers that aren’t at all related that have the “white tiger gene” is extremely difficult. And as a result, related tigers have to inbreed and their offspring usually has complications with its health, that demeans its quality of life.

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