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This post made my day... awesome haha

I agree that such practices help students appreciate the importance of respect for nature and living beings, and also contribute to shaping ethical views on meat consumption and environmental stewardship. Lessons on balanced utilization of natural resources and ecological sustainability are...

felt support in your words. I'm very unsure of myself... constantly hesitant, especially when interacting with people. Thanks

The experience was good for me at that time, I have no regrets whatsoever. However, my opinion regarding 'recommendation' has changed. I don't want to recommend this place now because the reviews vary greatly.

After conducting a survey among friends and colleagues regarding Kuche Safaris in South Africa, opinions truly vary. However, it seems I may have acted as an 'inexperienced clientele' because I acted without thoroughly researching the matter. I retract my recommendations and apologize for any...

Yes, it's like in a movie when the main character, upon seeing someone's clear purpose and dedication, decides to join their cause. It's that moment when the character, despite initial doubts, feels a strong desire to support someone who is truly devoted to an important cause. I recently...

However, you might be right... perhaps we're still paying for advertising.

This was my first and most successful hunting experience. Now, I recommend this place to everyone.

I also share a similar positive sentiment towards this entrepreneur. Through their efforts, they've built a successful corporation and now actively support conservation efforts. If the business offers quality products, supporting its initiatives is not just a way to enjoy their offerings but...

I have indeed analyzed my acquisitions, and I'll share what I bought in print after reading in electronic format. Perhaps this is my top list: "Out of Africa" by Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen) "The Man-Eaters of Tsavo" by John Henry Patterson "Long Walk to Freedom" by Nelson Mandela "The Elephant...

I can't quite settle on a favorite; I read everything in sight, like a "bookworm", devouring one book after another.

Well, here's a thought – what if we try putting together a book from all the stuff on this site? Yeah, we've got loads of experience here, but let's be real, finding the good stuff in the sea of trending topics and searches can be a pain. Sure, there's info on the site, but I'm probably missing...

I had the opportunity to see the Tsavo lions at the Field Museum in Chicago. Despite the skins being in less-than-ideal condition after serving as rugs for 25 years, the experience was fascinating, especially examining the worn skulls. However, it's a pity the mounts weren't executed by someone...

I viewed it, and it concluded quite well. The overall message conveyed is positive.

Good luck, and I hope you enjoy reading it!