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There are fears that the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industry is driving the donkey to extinction. Donkey rights activists warn that misconceived notion driven by unproven myths from the East that products from donkeys help women stay young and are an aphrodisiac for men could see the “beast of burden” exterminated from the face of the earth. Judith Akolo digs deep into the future if any for this newly endangered animal.
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Troubled Beast Of Burden: Donkeys threatened as cosmetic industry relies on them for product dev't.
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