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Article content Parts of deforested land of Amazon rainforest in Brazil are being illegally sold via Facebook ads, BBC reported.  Some portion of the rainforest comprises national forests and land that is preserved for indigenous communities. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Parts of Amazon rainforest are illegally sold on Facebook: Report Back to video The scammers try to gain property rights for the land by deliberately deforesting the rainforest plot and burning the ground. This action exempts the sellers from liability or inspection. Once they complete the deforestation, the scammers post pictures of land on Facebook Marketplace to sell to wealthy clients, according to The Swaddle.

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