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I count myself lucky when I scroll on by those kinds of ads, because many times it is a scammer that doesn't post a picture, because there is no actual animal.
Plus, these days buyers are savvy, and will check out posted photos or even better, know the market so well that they can actually recognize some animals and know who they belong to. An advertiser can escape this scrutiny by not posting their infringed pictures of someone else's animal publicly in an ad, but rather try to pass the photos off privately.
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