Etosha App

  In 2020, where nature is neglected for modern needs, whether it be plants or animals, it is our sole duty to protect what lives amongst us on this planet. As humans, we must use our voice for those with no voice.  The rapid growth in urbanization and industrialization due to growth in population in the recent era has taken a heavy toll on wildlife. Global warming and pollution make it worse which threatens the environment as well as the wildlife . Food shortages, forest fires and an increasing number of predators have led to the extinction and endangerment of many species. Poachers kill these innocent species for the illegal trade of their body parts. Elephants are massively poached for ivory, rhinoceros are poached in Assam for their horns. All of these illegal trading and activities have been a huge threat which is leading wildlife species towards extinction. What are some ways we can save endangered species? Protect wildlife habitat: Just like us humans, our home is our comfort zo

  A wildlife safari is always as fun as it sounds, especially if it's Etosha National Park .   It always feels fascinating if you get a chance to capture a glimpse of exotic species, even in their natural habitat?  However, despite being so enthralling, sometimes, a wildlife tour can even lead to insane animal attacks on humans because of sheer negligence and unawareness of visitors.  In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of cases that create disputes between humans and wildlife, appearing that too during an assisted wildlife tour. Etosha App is always concerned about the people. Here are the do's and don't that you must have to follow: 1. Follow Guidelines and the Instructions of the Guide: Rules are not always meant to be broken, particularly when you’re in the natural wildlife territory or around some furious wild creatures. If you’re on a wildlife safari, the first and foremost precaution that everyone should keep in mind is that they need to communi