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WILD ANIMALS VIDEO 7: Celebrities for endangered animals
About:Endangered wildlife, endangered animals, video promoting conservation of animals, endangered species
Country where this is happening:Global, but mostly in Africa and Asia
Language of video: English
VIDEO 1
VIDEO 2
Our description: A couple of videos taken from the WildAid campaign to stop the killing of endangered species around the world. The focus is on tigers, elephants, and rhinoceroses, all of which are only killed for their skin, horn, or tusks. The second video tells the story of a primate, and encourages people not to keep wild animals as pets. The campaign managed to enlist some big names from around the world to help out - encouraging people to get involved and to support conservation efforts worldwide.
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