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Have you ever seen them? |  |  | Fantastic beasts and where to find them |
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Hello to you adventure seekers! | Wondering where you can go to meet fantastic beasts with unusually colored coats and varying degrees of danger? To pet them, scratch behind their ear, swim with them, and, of course, take a picture with them? Read on to see our digest of the most exciting tours. Go on, we dare you!
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| | Swimming with two-ton manta rays will surely create some great memories. These giants are 6 to 8 meters long but feed on the simplest food in the sea — plankton. |
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| In the dark, when the sea is lit only by the light from your boat, they will swim up very close to you… Who else you can swim with in Hawaii: dolphins, giant turtles, and a variety of coral reef-loving fish — try snorkeling, even if you've never done it before.
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| | Penguins in South America and Africa |
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| There are not many places in the world where penguins nest. Other than in Antarctica, you can see them in South Africa, Australia, and several South American countries — Chile, Argentina, Peru, and Ecuador. South America is also home to our other favorite furry (and not so furry) friends — llamas and alpacas, giant turtles from the Galapagos Islands, and, of course, large whales. |
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| | | Have you seen Africa’s Big Five, the true gem of any safari? Many travelers can boast of having been on a safari inTanzania or Kenya and having seen real elephants, lions, rhinos, cheetahs, and buffaloes. But few can say they’ve seen chimpanzees, the most intelligent and dangerous of the primates, in their natural habitat. |
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| But you can, if you go on a tour in Cameroon. Don’t worry, we’ll ensure your complete safety!
Other animals you should definitely meet in Africa: watch out for giraffes and flamingos — they’ll become your good friends for life.
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