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These art installations reveal the sad truth about keeping animals in cages
Eduardo Srur's works question the cruelty of animals trapped for human entertainment.
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These art installations reveal the sad truth about keeping animals in cages
May 12, 2022 - 23:47
By euronews (in English)
Eduardo Srur's works question the cruelty of animals trapped for human entertainment.
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