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The act grants copyright to authors of original works, with no limit on species. Copyright law is clear: It’s not the person who owns the camera, it’s the being who took the photograph.
— Jeffrey Kerr, general counsel to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), discussing a lawsuit PETA just filed in federal court in California seeking to declare a monkey that took famous selfies to hold the copyright in the photos.
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