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Jungles are stunning. Boasting mind-blowing biodiversity, inhabited by the most beautiful creatures on Earth, concealing some of the most spectacular natural treasures, they have long been one of the most exciting things to visit in this world. But they can be immensely dangerous for humans. Be it animals, flora, or weather conditions, jungles live by their own rules. And in the majority of cases, these rules are too tough for the ordinary human being to handle. Often disrespecting these laws means injury, illness, and subsequent death. Jungles are to be treated with respect. Some are to be avoided altogether. We’d like to take you on an adrenaline-infused journey to the latter.
