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In Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park, it’s the Monkeys you have to watch out for. Sure, there’s a poisonous green Boomslang perfectly poised to strike in a tree by the restroom. There are Keep Reading
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PHOTO GALLERY: The Wilds of Amboseli National Park & Timbavati Game Reserve
There is very little in this world that captures my attention like the African bush. I’ve joked with my friends that I am addicted, but I only half jest. When I’m there, I feel totally Keep Reading
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There's a change that washes over me every time we venture away from the city and into the remote wilderness of a place like Corcovado National Park. It's a feeling I've gotten every single time Keep Reading
Serengeti Safari: Wildlife in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
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PHOTO GALLERY: Patagonia Flora – The Flowers of Torres Del Paine
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TORRES DEL PAINE: Why Grey Glacier Made Me Give Up My Pledge to Stop Drinking
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TORRES DEL PAINE: Exploring the Ancient Milodon Cave
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TORRES DEL PAINE: Chilean Wildlife On A Secret Trail to Prehistoric Paintings
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