However, funds are limited, and the Museum cannot subscribe to caving journals. Any copies of articles, magazines, unpublished reports, or even field notes about caves in general and Namibian caves in particular will be greatly appreciated. Duplicate copies of articles on Namibian caves are distributed to the National Archives, National Reference Library, and the libraries of the Namibian Geological Survey and the Namibia Scientific Society. This literature is not only of value to local speleo-persons, but also provide visitors with reference literature. Exiting such a cave may be exciting.
All large animals are dangerous when cornered.
They should rather be photographed in game reserves. Visitors should take note that a permit from the Namibian Mining Commissioner is required to export mineral, rock, and soil samples. Some cavers gag at the ammonia smell of bat urine. Duty-free perfume may be a solution. Some Namibian caves contain significant concentrations of CO 2 and require standard caving precautions.