Horses and camels near the Egyptian pyramids are being overworked and left to perish, according to a recent investigation. Video shared with The Independent depicts animal carcasses left to decompose near the Great Pyramid complex in Giza. Animal welfare group PETA revealed that the animals are exploited for tourist rides until they can no longer work, with some dying from exhaustion, while others are discarded near the Giza plateau. A new museum opening in the area is expected to attract more tourists, putting further pressure on these animals. PETA Asia urges for action to protect these animals and calls for reforms to safeguard their well-being. The dark reality of Egypt’s tourism industry is under scrutiny once again.

Animal Abuse at Egyptian Tourist Attractions Revealed in Investigations

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