Harry Coumnas visited Tanzania recently on his tour to national parks. He considers Tanzania a jewel for its diverse wildlife habitat. On his trip, he learnt interesting facts like Tanzania has over 130 amphibian and over 275 reptile species which are strictly endemic and in the IUCN Red Lists of different countries.

1. Harry Coumnas Visited
Tanzania

2. Tanzania or The United Republic of
Tanzania falls in East Africa. It shares
border with Kenya and Uganda to the
north. To its west fall Rwanda, Burundi
and the Democratic Republic of the
Congo and to its south Zambia, Malawi
and Mozambique. The eastern border of
Tanzania lies on the Indian Ocean.

3. Tanzania is considered as the world’s
31st largest country and compared to
other African nations; it is smaller than
Egypt and equivalent in size with
Nigeria. A picturesque country with
mountainous regions in the northeast,
it is a home to many ecologically
significant wildlife parks where
scientists are studying chimpanzee
behavior.

4. Harry Coumnas visited Tanzania
recently on his tour to national parks.
He considers Tanzania a jewel for its
diverse wildlife habitat. On his trip, he
learnt interesting facts like Tanzania
has over 130 amphibian and over 275
reptile species which are strictly
endemic and in the IUCN Red Lists of
different countries.

5. He is highly compassionate and
supports saving the wildlife and letting
them live in their natural habitat.
During his stay in Tanzania, he also had
an experience of staying with local
people and learn about their culture
and beliefs. He likes to live his life to
the fullest and participates in a range
of sports that give him an adrenaline
rush.

6. About Harry Coumnas
Harry Coumnas is full of life. He is a
business owner and is very successful
on the professional front. He loves
adventure and his hobbies include
activities like camping, fly fishing,
trekking, globetrotting, strolling and
many others. He loves travelling and
has traveled to places far and wide and
has gathered some of the most
beautiful memories of his life.