Can you imagine a circus without horses, elephants, lions, and tigers? Obviously not. Since ages, we have been making use of real animals as a means of entertainment which is actually not correct and a very cruel act towards the animals. In order to stop the animal abuse, a group of German performance group has started making use of 3D holograms instead of using the real animals completely.

Taking this noble step to show some love and courtesy towards animals, Circus Roncalli in Germany has become the first ever circus to entertain masses without dealing with live animals.

The public is appraising their efforts and respect their decision to end the cruelty against the animals.

Circus Roncalli which was founded in 1976 has phased out the use of animals and now they have started making use of projections to entertain the audience.

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The circus has decided to transform the things entirely so that it could help and contribute towards fighting against the innocent animals that are getting tortured and ill-treated for so long in the industry.

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The circus shows elephants, horses, and even a goldfish, but they are all made up of holograms. The circus makes use of the 3D holographic images from projectors to fill an arena which is 105 feet wide and 16 feet deep with clever special effects so that the whole audience can see (According to reports).

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The amazing holographic experience was created by circus Roncalli’s agency TAG/TRAUM in association with Bluebox partnership with Optoma.

The step follows a bill that was passed in the UK which has banned circuses to make use of live animals as a source of entertainment for the public.

The move taken by them has been appreciated on social media:

there’s a circus in germany that uses holograms instead of real animals to stop animal abuse and i just wanna know who’s taking me to germany

— kylie (@pxladins) June 4, 2019

Circus in Germany uses Holograms instead of animals to stop the mistreatment!!!!
AND IT LOOKS BETTER 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 pic.twitter.com/mL6bH9Hyfg

— DRACARYS 🔥🔥🔥🐉 (@sooitskara) June 1, 2019

This is so brilliant to see! I can only imagine what those poor circus animals go through every single day especially just for pure entertainment and profit in pockets. Smiles on kids faces with a magic filled experience rather than tortured animals,… https://t.co/uNUMQjINND

— Ivy Janelle (@ivy_dawson) June 5, 2019

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The country Sweden, located in the European continent doesn’t treat waste as a waste because it is great at recycling them whatever it is. Be it household waste, leftover medicines, used clothes, garbage etc. Most of the waste is recycled by them using some unique methods to convert them into precious and useful material. Besides this, they also import trash from other countries to turn them into energy. They are doing effortlessly great I think. If all the countries start following the same way as Sweden is doing it would be great.

See, how Sweden is recycling its waste:

1. You will find recycling stations everywhere in Sweden

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In cities like India where we do not think while throwing garbage on the roads. Countries like Sweden have recycling stations everywhere in each residential area that collects and processes all the garbage to convert into energy.

2. They use leftover medicines to recycle instead of throwing in a trash

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Have you ever wondered ever about giving back your medicines which are not of use to you back to the pharmacist? Well, Sweden knows well how to do. Instead of throwing medicine pills or bottles in the dustbin they give back to the pharmacists. About 43% of Swedes give their medicines back to them in order to recycle them.

3. The offer attractive discounts and offer against used clothes

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Swedish Brand, H&M has launched a global campaign wherein it was offering people to avail attractive discounts in exchange of worn-out clothes. The company was offering customers a whopping discount of up to $7.80 on purchases of worth at least $52. The company used the donations to make eco-friendly clothing collections.

4. They have musical waste bins to encourage people for recycling

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Do you know that in Helsingborg, bins kept in public areas have loudspeakers that play music to make recycling a more enjoying and pleasant experience? This concept even encourages people to contribute more waste to recycling.

5. Swedes segregate the trash before sending it to special recycling centres

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People in Sweden firstly segregate the trash like newspaper, plastic, metal, glass, light bulbs, and batteries which are lighter in weight and easy to collect. But the waste which is heavier in size and harder to collect is being sent to special recycling centres which are located outside the main city.

6. The recycling organisation makes use of famous singers to motivate people to return back the used bottles

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A recycling organisation in Sweden, Pantamera employs prominent musicians and singers to record songs and star in national television commercials and advertisements that encourage viewers to return used bottles to stores so that they could be recycled.

Do you know that Malaysia is home to some of the most amazing and beautiful national parks across the nation? These natural wonders are over 130 million years old and are equipped with incredibly beautiful and diverse plants and wildlife. Below, I have listed some of the most famous national parks located in Malaysia like Taman Negara, Bako National Park, Penang National Park, Kinabalu National Park and many more.

Let’s have a closer look at why they are so famous.

1. Taman Negara, Kuala Tahan

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Taman Negara is one of the most exciting and diverse forests in the world that you can visit. It is nearly 130 million years old covering an area of over 4,000 square kilometres. This park has some species of animals like the Malaysian tiger, Asian elephant, and Malaysian peacock-pheasant. You would be lucky enough if you get to see them whenever you visit.

2. Bako National Park, Kuching

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This national park is located in Malaysian Borneo. It has an impressive range of flora and fauna which makes this park a tourist attraction. From mangroves and swamps to forest and ocean everything you will find here. In addition, you will also find some unique and rare variety of animals.

3. Penang National Park, Penang

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It is the smallest national parks in Malaysia. It is home to beautiful trees and wildlife which you will not find anywhere else. One can also enjoy a thrilling 250-metres canopy walk and can have a scenic view of the forest.

4. Kinabalu National Park, Kota Kinabalu

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Malaysia’s Kinabalu national park is home to the first Unesco World Heritage site. It has a wide range of species of plants and birds and mammals like sun bear, Bornean ferret badger and the oriental small-clawed otter.

5. Kubah National Park, Kuching

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Kubah national park has a wide variety of palm trees and wild orchid. Additionally, this national park is also home to some attractive and beautiful waterfalls, streams, bathing pools and hiking trails. One can enjoy snorkelling and diving here.

6. Kuching Wetlands National Park, Kuching

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In this park, you will find a very impressive range of wild animals like monitor lizards, probosci’s monkeys, white-bellied sea eagles, crocodiles and mudskippers. If you keep the love for birds and animal then you must need to visit this park.

So, now you know the most famous national parks of Malaysia, what’s keeping you waiting pack your bags and enjoy!