Anonymous

27 Nov 2023

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Would you spend $100 to be upclose with animals for just 1 hour? The experience might be invaluable but would you spend this amount and why?

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Eiscue

16 Dec 2023

Why not, once in a life experience

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SH

03 Dec 2023

Not for me, i think youtube documentary shows provided even clearer and better resolution upclose view of animals than spending to be physically upclose with them. And is free.

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YOC

01 Dec 2023

Depends on what animals? i would if it is a good experience.

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Stella

29 Nov 2023

I would rather keep it on saving account for that money

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Seedname

29 Nov 2023

Nope...

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