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The World Wildlife Fund hopes you'll be able to see these animals in real life for a long time, not just in pictures.
The World Wildlife Fund hopes you'll be able to see these animals in real life for a long time, not just in pictures.

WWF Starts #LastSelfie Campaign

Wildlife advocacy gets Snapchat treatment

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The World Wildlife Fund hopes you'll be able to see these animals in real life for a long time, not just in pictures.

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In what might be the most intelligent use of the selfie yet, the Danish branch of .

The WFF’s #LastSelfie campaign, launched this week, sends snaps鈥攑hotos that expire after being viewed for between one and 10 seconds鈥攐f endangered species with text overlays such as, “Don’t let this be my #LastSelfie.” The campaign aims to make palpable how easy it is to lose a species.

“In a way, Snapchat is a mirror of real life,” the organization writes in . “The images you see are transient, instant, unique, yet only live for a few seconds. Just like these endangered animals.”

The creators of Snapchat hoped their app would 聽but #LastSelfie’s use of Snapchat makes the idea of accepting transience alarming.

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