Today's top question I want to address is whether African safaris are ethical. My main concern is for the animals, the earth, and ensuring there are no injustices or exploitation during these adventures. Many safaris may be unethical, getting too close to animals or intentionally provoking reactions. To determine the ethics of a safari, specific questions need to be asked, such as how they handle sleeping animals or if they encourage visitors to take pictures with animals. The goal should be to observe animals in their natural environment without causing harm or disruption to their lives. Additionally, consider the wildlife hunting policies of the countries you visit to support ethical practices. To plan a safari that aligns with your ethics, seek reviews and guidance from reliable sources, and feel free to reach out to me at revkarencleveland.com for support and assistance. Enjoy your safari!

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