Many Boston University rising juniors may spend their summers interning at an office or working at their old hometown job. But Kate Tully, a junior studying biology, spent two weeks of her summer in Oudtshoorn, South Africa, at the Cango Wildlife Ranch conservation facility learning about animals and completing educational — yet gruesome — tasks, like chopping up horse legs to feed to animals. “It kind of just restored my faith in [that] this…
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