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Working together with wild animals on ground ?

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07-04-2016, 05:47 PM

It would be a little more possible to do so if I could travel to India and meet you, Sanjay, but I don't even have enough money to get a mortgage yet, and I am going to college in the fall. 

I think a wildlife reserve would be better instead of a zoo with vets: extremely minimal tampering is needed with wild animals, unlike zoo animals which depend on us. I like seeing animals in their natural habitat instead of within an enclosed space.
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