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Baby Wild Animals! Baby wild animals are always fun to watch on safari. They are the future for their species. We all can make sure our future generations can see wildlife like this by not only protecting enough habitat for these animals and their footprints and pawprints, but by also reducing our carbon footprints on this planet as well. A nice way to measure your footprint: www.nature.org Average American = 27.0 My score = 7.9 (good score since I walk to work, but I can still get lower) World average = 5.5 *We in the US have a lot of lowering to do! *Footage filmed in Kenya, Africa To save these animals: Mara Triangle: www.maratriangle.org African Wildlife Foundation www.awf.org Lewa Wildlife http The baby stars of the video: (in order) Elephant, Topi, Vervet Monkey, Black Rhino, Giraffe, Elephant, Lion, Gazelle, Hyena, Zebra, Black Rhino. Thanks for Reading!