What Are You Really Bringing Back With You From Vacation?

Each year millions of tourists travel to exotic locations to encounter wildlife, only to unwittingly bring home souvenirs made from endangered species.

Take the Think Twice pledge: Don't buy wildlife souvenirs.

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    Leslie Kinghorn
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Each year millions of tourists travel to exotic locations to encounter wildlife, only to unwittingly bring home souvenirs made from endangered species.

Take the Think Twice pledge: Don't buy wildlife souvenirs.

SIGN THE PLEDGE NOW >>>>

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Comments: 11

 
Anonymous
1 week ago

My digital camera takes all that I need!

 
Anonymous
1 week ago

I am not with the people who buys these things..but humans are just to stupid to realize what their souvenirs are really made out of. Don't blame tourists, blame the people who make these things.

 
Anonymous
8 weeks ago

I don't buy,to help murder...!!

 
Anonymous
8 weeks ago

I don't buy,to help murder...!!

 
Anonymous
8 weeks ago

¡POR DIOS ! LOS ANIMALES NO SON ADORNOS, NI COSAS, VALOREMOSLOS, SON SERES SINTIENTES, SUFREN, NO LOS MENOSPRECIEN DE ESA MANERA. AYUDELOS. MUCHAS ESPECIES ESTAN EN VIA DE EXTINCION, SOLO POR LA ESTUPIDEA E IGNORANCIA DE MUCHOS. NOSOTROS SOMOS LOS DEPREDADORES SANGUINARIOS MAS GRANDES DE ESTE PLANETA.

 
Anonymous
8 weeks ago

The way to really protect endangered animals and stop the poaching and black market trade in products made from these animals is for everyone to stop purchasing them! If an item is made from fur, or looks to be ivory, or could be made from rhino horn, just don't buy it! Don't buy products in tourist shops in those countries where these exotic animals live! Because you are only further endangering them!

 
Anonymous
8 weeks ago

Yet more human insanity. *sigh*

 
Anonymous
8 weeks ago

It seems that the people who seek out these so called 'souvenirs' are under the impression that it provides some sort of status symbol, when in reality, it only serves to further destroy our environment and endanger those species lives.

 
Anonymous
10 weeks ago

Aside from the disgusting nature of the practices involved in obtaining these 'souvenirs,' it's also grosly tacky and tasteless. If you have no compassion for animals and the dire situation we have dug ourselves into, at least have some class.

 
Anonymous
16 weeks ago

The world is a crazy place. I doubt we can evolve fast enough to save ourselves, mainly thanks to Goverments and Corporations that would rather line their pockets with money.