| Safari is an East African tradition and
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| | and legal code protecting the animal
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| means to travel or journey. An African
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| | population from over hunting. Today
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| safari is a popular trip that has been
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| | hunting is very strictly regulated to
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| undertaken for centuries by both Africans
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| | protect the animals. Many western
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| and other nations visiting Africa. The
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| | explorers gained massive fame and their
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| most enduring image of safari is the
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| | tales of Africa started the trend that
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| British explorer in his white hat and
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| | still goes on today. They told romantic
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| shorts, hunting for big game in the wilds
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| | stories of the freedom and beauty of
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| of Africa. Africa is a very popular
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| | Africa, as well as serious tales of the
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| destination due to beautiful terrain and
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| | dangers that face explorers. Drought,
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| varied wildlife. African safari began
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| | wild animals, disease and hostile tribes
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| centuries ago with Arabs and Swahilis
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| | are dangers that still exist today and so
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| making long voyages into mainland Africa
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| | the modern safari will be equipped very
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| to do trade with other markets. The word
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| | well and with caution. A safari trip that
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| became synonymous with the caravans,
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| | is unprepared for disaster could run into
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| hunting, and the sense of adventure. The
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| | very serious, possibly fatal, trouble.
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| traders brought ivory, supplies and
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| | Safari trips to Africa are easy to find
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| slaves. Thankfully British control put an
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| | and book. They usually start by taking
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| end to the slavery. The British soon
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| | you to a lodge where there are
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| brought people from all over the world
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| | observation decks, entertainment, bars
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| looking for Safari adventure. What really
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| | and beds. These lodges act as a starting
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| attracted them was Africa's wildlife,
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| | point for the convoys of vehicles that
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| which still does today. Some people
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| | will take you across the land and into
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| wanted to observe and study the amazing
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| | game territory. Just like in the past,
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| African animals, while others wanted to
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| | many safaris have a native African guide
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| hunt them. Needless to say, soon it
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| | who adds his knowledge of the terrain and
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| became necessary to establish an ethical
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| | survival skills.
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