Paul Goldstein is a man who had a record-breaking marathon in Brighton. Goldstein ran a tiger holding a doll weighing 15 kilograms. But this time, Goldstein seemed to test his courage by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa with a huge stuffed tiger.
49 year old man was trying to climb the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro and will participate in the championship marathon on Sunday. Goldstein mountaineering conducted a campaign to protect the Bengal tiger. As a guide, Goldstein often spent his time photographing tigers in the wild.
"The tiger is endangered, I would be very sorry if you see the world without a tiger. Tiger is an animal that is quite meaningful to me," Goldstein said, as quoted by Orange.
Goldstein even plans to donate funds amounting to tens of thousands of pounds to the wort More III Alive, a foundation was initiated by the Bandhavgarh National Park, India
