International Candlelight Vigil For Elephants

International Candlelight Vigil For Elephants

A group of protesters is lighting candles during the Vigil for Elephants outside the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City, a ceremony that has been held since 2018 to remember each of these creatures who, whether of African, Asian, or other latitudes, are dying prematurely or from old age, disease, neglect, abuse, wars, exploitation, entertainment, experiments, injuries, or even trade, without having been allowed the slightest opportunity to develop as what they were: elephants. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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