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This Dec. 29, 2013 photo shows an indigenous woman in the Amazon River community of Puerto Alegria, Peru, presenting a sloth for petting and photos with visiting tourists. A recent report by World Animal Protection along with an investigation by National Geographic contends that animals are harmed by these encounters with tourists who hold them and take selfies with them. (Beth J. Harpaz/Associated Press)

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created date 2013-12-29

credit AP/EAST NEWS

source Associated Press

byline AP

original transmission reference 17354482970672

weight 1,74MB

size 14cm x 21cm by 300dpi

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