The Snake, the Monkey and the Human
I wonder what is actually the most dangerous at the end: the venomous snake, the biting monkey or the passer by.
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SR
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July 25, 2008
The Snake...
Having traveled in Costa Rica (plus other Central and South America destinations), I usually trek in some rather unspoiled terraine, without my family. Snakes, common sense to look out for them. Monkeys usually no issue. The monkeys that are used to entice tourists for photos, I highly reccomend to stay away from them. They sometimes grab and bite. They are wild animals after all. Tip for families, you would miss out if you did not go to any of the parks, keep to the paths and enjoy the wildlife!!
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2 Comments on this articleby Franck on July 25, 2008
The Snake, the Monkey and the Human I wonder what is actually the most dangerous at the end: the venomous snake, the biting monkey or the passer by.
by SR on July 25, 2008
The Snake... Having traveled in Costa Rica (plus other Central and South America destinations), I usually trek in some rather unspoiled terraine, without my family. Snakes, common sense to look out for them. Monkeys usually no issue. The monkeys that are used to entice tourists for photos, I highly reccomend to stay away from them. They sometimes grab and bite. They are wild animals after all. Tip for families, you would miss out if you did not go to any of the parks, keep to the paths and enjoy the wildlife!!
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