As close as possible for a better view

At least 100 meters (328 feet) for large animals and 50 meters (164 feet) for smaller animals

It doesn't matter, as long as you don't disturb the animals

Follow the instructions of your safari guide

Approach quietly for a closer look

Make loud noises to wake it up

Move on quietly and avoid disturbing its sleep

Take pictures with flash photography

The same speed limit as on regular roads

As fast as possible to cover more ground

A slow and steady pace to minimize disturbance to wildlife

Follow the instructions of your safari guide

Approach the vehicle closely for a better view

Honk your horn to signal your presence

Maintain a respectful distance and avoid disturbing the wildlife

Race the other vehicle to get the best view

Bright and colorful clothing to stand out in the wilderness

Camouflage clothing to blend in with the surroundings

Neutral-colored, comfortable, and practical clothing

Formal attire to show respect for the wildlife

Approach the group for a closer look

Make loud noises to attract their attention

Observe them quietly from a distance without disturbing them

Take pictures with flash photography

Throw it out of the vehicle window

Bury it underground

Carry it with you until you find a designated waste disposal site

Burn it in a campfire

Approach the predator for a closer look

Make loud noises to scare it away

Remain calm, maintain a safe distance, and avoid sudden movements

Run away as fast as you can

Use a flash to get better lighting

Take pictures of animals from a close distance

Avoid taking pictures altogether to minimize disturbance

Use a zoom lens to capture distant shots without disturbing the animals

Approach the animal to offer assistance

Make loud noises to scare away any predators

Report the incident to your safari guide or park ranger immediately

Ignore the animal and continue your safari

Ignore them and continue your safari

Approach them and ask for directions

Take pictures of them without their permission

Respect their privacy and avoid disturbing their daily lives

Speak loudly so that everyone can hear you

Use hand signals or gestures to avoid disturbing the wildlife

Whisper or speak softly to minimize noise pollution

Use a walkie-talkie or other electronic device

Approach the poacher and confront them

Take pictures of the poacher and share them on social media

Report the incident to your safari guide or park ranger immediately

Ignore the incident and continue your safari

Approach the nest or habitat for a closer look

Touch or disturb the nest or habitat in any way

Maintain a respectful distance and avoid disturbing the animals

Take pictures of the nest or habitat with flash photography

Offer them a tip at the end of the safari

Write a positive review of your safari experience online

Both A and B

None of the above