ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 5月31日 01時28分

Video and Photos by Kirsten Luce @kirstenluce | A tiger paces in circles, chained to a platform in a photo studio at the Phuket Zoo in Thailand. Tigers are often declawed and/or drugged to make them safer for interacting with tourists. Photos here are 300 Baht (or about $9). For the June 2019 issue of National Geographic, writer @natashaldaly and I traveled the world to learn about wildlife tourism and the suffering that goes on behind the scenes. Our intention is not to shame tourists who have had these encounters but to arm our readers with information that will help them identify potentially abusive situations for animals.
To learn more, read the story at natgeo.com/wildlifetourism and follow @wildlife_friends_foundation, a non-profit which works on the ground to help animals in the tourism industry in Thailand.

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