The article discusses a report on the exploitation of wildlife for tourist selfies in Latin America, particularly in Manaus, Brazil, and Puerto Alegria, Peru. The investigation found that animals, including sloths, toucans, green anacondas, caiman crocodiles, and a giant anteater, are being illegally taken from the wild and subjected to cruelty for photo opportunities. The report highlights a significant increase in wildlife selfies on Instagram and the negative impact of these interactions on the animals. In response to these findings, the organization launched the Wildlife Selfie Code on World Animal Day to promote cruelty-free interactions with wildlife and encourage tourists to respect animal welfare by not participating in harmful wildlife entertainment practices.