Animal Abuse Is Taking over YouTube [video]
The video discusses animal abuse on social media, particularly YouTube, urging bans on abusive channels and criticizing influencers exploiting wild animals for views, while warning against keeping them as pets.
Read original articleThe video addresses the problem of animal abuse on social media, especially on YouTube, where animals are mistreated for profit. The speaker expresses frustration over this issue and creates an iceberg chart to categorize various levels of abuse. They call for permanent bans on channels that engage in such activities. The video also critiques the unethical use of wild and exotic animals by influencers seeking views and fame. Furthermore, the speaker cautions against the dangers of purchasing wild animals as pets, highlighting their potential aggression and the associated risks.
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