Social media influencers’ bad behavior with marine wildlife is risky for animals, too (commentary)

Mongabay
Oct 1, 2024, 12:53 pm500 ptsHot
Many of us have likely come across that viral video on social media – a young woman touching the back of a large, possibly pregnant, great white shark, swimming alongside it for about 10 seconds. The woman in question, Ocean Ramsey, has two million followers on Instagram and has been capturing attention…

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Social media influencers’ bad behavior with marine wildlife is risky for animals, too (commentary)

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