Feeding The Tropical Wildlife

by Sandra Foyt on August 21, 2008 in travel | 1 Comment

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Looking for an island adventure, where you can get away from the masses?

Consider an Island Tour to the Exuma Islands in the Bahamas for a day of snorkeling coral reefs, a beach-side feast, and encounters with tropical wildlife.

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Hermit Crabs are awesome little scavengers who will make off with your food droppings, especially coffee grounds and fruit bits.

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Without refrigeration, leftovers don’t do well in the tropical heat.  Fortunately, helpful sharks are always waiting to help with garbage disposal.

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Save some grapes for the iguanas, and their reptile friends.

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Just don’t feed the overpopulated, scariest tropical wildlife of all – tourists!

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Izzy Drake November 5, 2008 at 2:40 pm

I went on this exact trip in Easter 2007, have to say it was absolutely amazing, trip of a lifetime!

Fed iguanas and the sharks too, and went on that sandbank- when we went onto the snadback a lady decided to go swimming but the tide was too strong and she got washed away- the boat had to go aftre her!

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