Mbudia Island is one of Earth's rare treasures, and tourists there ought to show respect for the endangered and rare creatures living there. With the shallow depth of the coral, it is precarious and delicate, and it is rare these days to find coral that is so healthy. The people who visit should not interfere with crabs/star fish or any other creatures, and be a lot more careful not make physical contact with it. OK, it is true that they barbecue beautiful exotic shrimps and parrot fish en mass there to sell, which is F..ked up on a so called nature reserve, but posting videos showing the wild life being prodded does not set a good example at all and encourages further disrespect and maltreatment of wildlife.
Mbudia Island is one of Earth's rare treasures, and tourists there ought to show respect for the endangered and rare creatures living there. With the shallow depth of the coral, it is precarious and delicate, and it is rare these days to find coral that is so healthy. The people who visit should not interfere with crabs/star fish or any other creatures, and be a lot more careful not make physical contact with it. OK, it is true that they barbecue beautiful exotic shrimps and parrot fish en mass there to sell, which is F..ked up on a so called nature reserve, but posting videos showing the wild life being prodded does not set a good example at all and encourages further disrespect and maltreatment of wildlife.