Animals in national parks usually don’t attack safari cars for a few key reasons: 1. They see the car as one big, harmless object – Over time, wild animals have learned that safari vehicles don’t harm or threaten them. – They don’t see individual humans inside — they see the car as one large creature that doesn’t move aggressively. 2. They are used to the vehicles (habituated) – In popular parks like Akagera or Volcanoes, animals see safari cars almost every day. – Since nothing bad happens, the