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Join one of these exclusive conservation safaris and take part in gorilla trekking, chimpanzee habituation, lion research and tree planting activities in Africa. These tours have been carefully developed to bring you closer to wildlife as well as to the work of local conservationists, researchers, communities and wildlife rangers.

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African Conservation Safaris - Start Exploring!

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Join one of these exclusive conservation safaris and take part in gorilla trekking, chimpanzee habituation, lion research and tree planting activities in Africa. These tours have been carefully developed to bring you closer with wildlife as wel as with the work of local conservationists, researchers, communities and wildlife rangers.

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Some hours ago everyone was a little scared  because near us, there were an elephant and an hippo trying to fight, the hippo was angry at the elephant and we didn't want to be in the middle of such a battle. To be honest it was frightening to see, even for us the guides. But at the end they stopped getting agressive and we were laughing nervously. When you take a tour to a safari you know that this kind of things can happen and, after all, it is an exciting experience that you can't live nowhere else.
As this is our last day in Africa, I would like to thank you all for coming. I hope that you now understand the beauty of this place and maybe you can come again later. I would also appreciate if you take some time to visit two websites to the conservation of endangered animals here in the Safari. Hope you all enjoyed!

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Today will be very special because we will finally see three of my favorite animals throughout our car travel. Let's start with the hippopotamus right there, as you can see there are a lot of them. This is because they tend to be in groups of 100 individuals. Something very unusual about them is that they can produce a kind of natural sunscreen for their protection. From here you can also see a Nile Crocodile wich is probably looking for a prey. They are the second world's largest reptile, they are around 20 feet long.
I think that maybe if we go in that direction we could see... a Cheetah! Everyone knows that cheetahs are the fastests land animals, but they are also gorgeous. Sadly, they are a vulnerable species, just  around 7,100 individuals are left in all Africa. Now that you know this beautiful animals, let's continue our trip to see what we can find. And also check out the photos we got!

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In every tour I have made there are three people that accompany me. The first one is Isabella, and I have a lot of reasons to want her for this adventure. First of all, she's very smart and creative, so I think that her ideas can get us out of any trouble. But most importantly, I trust her very much and I know that she would never let me be eaten by a lion; for example. My second partner is Adriana, and what I like about her is that she loves animals and nature, and I have known her for three years so I know she has a lot of abilities. The last person that is with me in this trip is Jhonny. Jhonny is extremely skilled for a lot of things and he knows how to manage hard situations and stay calm. I think that his personality can be good for the rest of us. This is my team and I hope we can make a great job together.

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As you may know, the most common reason to come to Africa is to see the "Big Five Animals", which I showed at the beginnig of the trip. The elephant, the lion, the leopard, the rhino and the buffalo are the most atrractive animals in here. But you can also admire a lot of other animals like the giraffe and the zebra. If you walk a little more, you could see a lake and a lot of trees around. When you pay attenttion, every single place has animals living in them, and they all interact between each other to survive. From here we can see one of the most recognized and beautiful trees of Africa, the Baobab Tree. This species can reach a height of 30 meters and its log's diameter reaches 11 meters. It's starting to get dark and we will see the sky full of stars because here, pollution is not as much as in the rest of the world. Look, it is really magical

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Today another group of tourists are coming to live the beautiful experience of the African Safari. I'm honored to be your tour guide, there's not a better place to work in than this one. Africa  has animals that you won't see in any other place, and the best of taking this trip is that you can see them in their natural habitats and understand the relationships between them. Another reason to visit the Safari is the beautiful sunsets that take place in here, as well as the night skies that are impossible to find in urban places. To come here is definitely for brave people, you never know what you can find but that feeling is unique. I love my job because I can share my knowledge about the Safari and most importantly create awareness of nature, which is essential nowadays. I hope that at the end, you love Africa as much as I do and you keep taking care of the planet. These are some of the things you'll see around. Enjoy!

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Africa’s Big Five Animals: What Are They? | National Geographic