WIRE — Animal welfare advocates in Egypt are calling for an official investigation after images and videos circulated online allegedly showing flamingos confined inside glass enclosures near bathroom entrances at a tourist development associated with Horizon Egypt Developments. Why imprison birds that are meant to live, fly, and migrate together in flocks of hundreds? Why, in 2026, are we still acting as though these animals belong to us, that we can do whatever we want with them? Amina El-Shazly, cofounder of Leaf Animals, said in a statement. In an official statement, the company said that various migratory bird species began arriving at the project naturally after the beach was prepared and opened, including the Greater Flamingo. According to Horizon Egypt, the area provides a suitable habitat for birds due to its extensive green spaces, dense vegetation, calm surroundings, available water sources, and coastal environment. The company said the measures included supplying food and water, monitoring the birds' condition, and creating safe spaces where they could move freely. It added that a temporary shelter was set up during periods of extreme heat to protect the birds from potential risks, emphasizing that theContinue reading ""Not Decorations": Egyptians Call for Action Over Animal Welfare Practices" The post "Not Decorations": Egyptians Call for Action Over Animal Welfare Practices first appeared on Egyptian Streets.
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