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Big cats sell fast on Facebook Some of these transactions take place without official permit from the wildlife department Tiger tourism has come under increased scrutiny after wildlife authorities found dead cubs while rescuing animals from the famous Tiger Temple PHOTO: REUTERS LAHORE: Social media platforms have become an integral part of our lives, particularly Facebook. Not only is the social networking site being used for the exchange of ideas, but also for services and businesses. One such business that is taking users of the site by surprise is the growing sale of rare animals. According to details gathered by the Express Tribune, the prominent social media platform that has more than 2.6 billion monthly active users, seems to be an emerging marketplace for almost everything, including rare animals such as tigers and other big cats.

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