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When nature calls for a course review and wrap-up
After exploring a wide range of African savanna and forested ecosystems, I have learned a lot about the native fauna and the land on which they live. Animals in Tanzania have to live with a mix of species, humans, and … Continue reading
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Kacey’s Blog: Course Review and Wrap-Up
Hi blog. Today, I’m writing a little bit of a wrap-up blog instead of my normal daily blogs. I noticed that as we would drive through savannas and wildlife areas, the animals seemed to coexist very well with the tourist … Continue reading
