25 Times Tourists And Travelers Prove How Much Of A Jerk They Are



We all know how exciting it is to be able to explore a whole new world in a whole new country. The food, the culture, the people - they are all so interesting and beautiful, we just can't stop ourselves from taking pictures, uploading them on social media with captions that help reminds us whom we've met and what we've done that day.

But on the other hand, there are people who need these pictures for exposure, image, and business, i.e the people that can die if they don't have at least a few thousand likes on their pictures. For some reason, these people can't seem to notice how people are so annoyed, disgusted and embarrassed about their actions.

Brighthumanity loves and appreciates nature and culture. We truly condone these actions and hope that the perpetrators and culprits that are not yet held responsible can be found soon.

#1 Oregon's 'duckbill', an iconic sandstone formation, is protected with fence due to its unstable structure. But the 'Pedestal Rock' was destroyed by a group of irresponsible people.

The Oregonian -Via

#2 Baby dolphin was passed around on a Spanish beach for SELFIES. The baby dolphin died and all of these people were responsible for it.

solarpix -Via

#3 Chinese tourists chased down peacocks to rip every last one of their tail feathers at Beijing Zoo.

yunnan.cn -Via

#4 Tourists broke into Longqiao Cultural and Ecological Park in Sichuan, China to pull out and steal lotus flowers.

asiaone -Via

#5 A bison calf was separated by tourists from its mother in Yellowstone National Park and had to be euthanized as it began posing dangers to the community.

#6 'Ding Jinhao was here' read the scratches by a 15-year-old Chinese schoolboy on a 3,500-year-old artwork at the Temple of Luxor located on the East bank of the Nile.

weibo -Via

#7 Tourists mobs flocked the Ostional Wildlife Refuge in Costa Rica, scaring away Olive Ridley sea turtles from laying eggs.

sitraminaecr -Via

#8 Tourists were breaking off branches, picking flowers and even used some of the blooming Azalea trees at Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture in China to start barbecue.

stomp.straitstimes -Via

#9 Tourists carved 'SEND NUDES' on the moss-covered hill of Iceland on the southern part of the island.

Bakland Ferðaþjónustunnar -Via

#10 Police are still looking for the tourists who climbed and destroyed Italian's 'Two Hercules' statue in Cremona, Italy.

Corriere -Via

#11 Tourist took a selfie and broke The Statue of Saint Michael at the National Museum of Ancient Art.

MIR -Via

#12 Four 'excited' people were toppling down a Vishnu temple which is also UNESCO world heritage in Hampi, India.

PraveenMohanET -Via

#13 Imported Australian pink grass were destroyed by Chinese tourists.

Hzdaily -Via

#14 Thousands of coins are thrown into 'Fading Glory', the beautiful hot spring pool in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, dubbed the 'Morning Glory'.

onza04 -Via

#15 This Megalithic Tomb dates back to 2000 BC is vandalized with a Harry Potter symbol.

ancient-origins -Via

#16 A 500-person event was held in the Margate Beach in the UK.

Regangibson212 -Via

#17 Scratchings in Chinese are found on corals taken during Bali Dive School Shows.

OK Divers -Via

#18 Fifteen sculptures, some dating back from as far as 1,000 BC. in La Venta Museum and Park in Tabasco, Mexico, were allegedly poured with oil by two Indonesian tourists.

Jaime Ávalos/EFE -Via

#19 Tourists vandalized a mosque in South Morocco.

moroccoworldnews -Via

#20 Japanese Bamboo Forest were full of 'cries' after tourists who were 'proclaiming their love' vandalized the bamboo trees.

EbisuyaArashiyama -Via

#21 Tourists chased after endangered Tibetan Antelopes for pictures and are fined 105,000 Yuan or about $15,000.

Weibo -Via

#22 Mindless tourists destroyed the 130-year-old Dom Sebastiao statue in Lisbon, Portugal after climbing it for selfie and were arrested.

Infraestruturas de Portugal -Via

#23 A tourist mom was spotted burying used diaper on Boracay Beach.

MPBL Recap -Via

#24 A Russian tourist is fined $24,000 after scratching letter 'K' on Colosseum Graffiti.

Courtesy Superintendence of the Archeological sites of Rome -Via

#25 Chinese tourists destroy the ancient landform of dinosaurs time.

Weibo -Via