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    Why People Keep Trying to Pet Animals at National Parks

     Stewardship: Are we killing nature with kindness? / 80 views

    • Bias: Centre
    • Sub-Category: Stewardship
    • Source: CN Traveler
    • File Type: Essay/Analysis
    • Overview: Why do people keep touching wildlife
    • Web Link: https://www.cntraveler.com/story/why-do-people-keep-touching-animals-in-the-wild
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      Why People Keep Trying to Pet Animals at National Parks

       Stewardship: Are we killing nature with kindness? / 80 views

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      • Bias: Centre
      • Sub-Category: Stewardship
      • Source: CN Traveler
      • File Type: Essay/Analysis
      • Overview: Why do people keep touching wildlife
      • Web Link: https://www.cntraveler.com/story/why-do-people-keep-touching-animals-in-the-wild
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