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"The Facebook (FB, Tech30)-owned company announced it is adding content warnings to selfies that include wildlife, such as tigers and koalas, when certain hashtags are used."

Apparently Instagram doesn't want you to "mistreat" animals, "the daily contact with humans can be traumatic."
You can read more about it here.

I really don't understand why they can't just put something in their policy saying that they don't want you to interact/interfere with the animals.
What do you think about it?