Venezuela is no stranger to crisis. In recent years, the South American country has been on the brink of economic collapse.
A drastic fall in oil prices, which provides almost all of Venezuela's foreign income, has been followed by a severe recession and widespread food and medicine shortages.
For Venezuelans, the scarcity has led to choosing between waiting in hours-long lines for basic food supplies or succumbing to sky-high prices on the black market.
That scarcity has now spread to Venezuela's zoos, where food shortages have left some animals emaciated or even dying.
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3 comments:
I know a Texas Game Ranch that will take the animals.
PEOPLE are starving in THIS country.
Perspective people.
Those beautiful animals are caged for sub-humans enjoyment. They have no voice and no choice. Cage the humans and release the animals. Cruelty on display. Disgusting.
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