This may be a "bad girl", but Rihanna has a BA without even trying, at least for the protection of exotic animals.
When she was arrested Friday on the paradise island of Phuket, Thailand, as part of his world tour, Rihanna was photographed with lorises and posted the picture on his Instagram with the caption: " Look who whispers of dirty stuff! "
But what she does not realize is that it has helped local authorities to arrest two young men on Sunday night, who had violated a law prohibiting Thai ask for money for tourists to take photos with this adorable primate but being disappearance.
According to the newspaper Phuket News , when the photo of Rihanna was watched by over 232,000 people and has become viral, officials from the Thai Ministry of Natural Resources began to investigate, at the insistence of the protecting groups animals. A police raid led to the arrest of two suspects, men aged 20 and 16, who were taken to the station.
These men face a maximum sentence of four years in prison and heavy fines, and adorable animals in their possession will be taken to a National Park in Phang Nga.
The number of lazy loris, native southeast Asia, has dropped dramatically since the 60s due to deforestation and the pet trade. It records very high mortality rate among animals in these markets because of the abuse inflicted on them by their captors, who often tear their front teeth with pliers to avoid toxic bite.
Thus, the protecting groups were concerned that the pictures, such as Rihanna, can even endanger these animals endangered.
In addition loris lazy, the beautiful Barbados posted an Instagram photo where she is feeding elephants and says: "They all cheered when passing the Empress."
In addition, Rihanna has posted some tweets about the show Stripper she attended in the red light district of Phuket, which, according to the Bangkok Post , also displeased the local authorities reported that these shows were banned.
After enjoying the warm nights Thai, Rihanna flew back to continue his tour, which led to Singapore. After that, the star of "Disturbia" cross the Indian Ocean for a series of dates in Australia.
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