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Context: Chris also taught us about the community projects they have educating the farmers and their children in the surrounding area about cheetahs so that they do n't harm the animals when they come on the property . We were then able to pet and take pictures with the Ambassador cheetah named Byron , who they use for many of the educational projects . It was amazing to be in face to face with some of these cheetahs and wild dogs , which could kill us in seconds if they wished . I will never forget the daunting , intense stare of a cheetah only a few feet in front of me . That is all for now .... Hope everyone at home is doing well !.
Why was Chris trying to educate so many people ?