It can be an incredible experience to visit a national park or wildlife area. To revitalize your soul, there's nothing like getting near to nature. But take a moment to consider the impacts of tourism on wildlife before planning your next journey to the excellent outdoors. It is a well-known fact that the main objective of the tourism industry is to rake in the same amount of revenue. However, the profit from the industry could be Mother Nature’s loss. This paper describes in detail numerous consequences of tourism-affected wildlife. When tourism and wildlife collide, the natural environment often pays the price. To some individuals, a close encounter with a wild animal can be a wonderful experience. But it is usually useful for wild animals to have close contact with people. One of a wildlife creature's most prevalent relationships with a human being is through food sound and look fun to feed wild animals. For example, eating a deer from your hand is something for friends and family to rave about. This close encounter might, however, be very dangerous. The paper also examines the conduct of wildlife species impacted by tourists.To detect approaching danger, deer and other wild animals depend on their instincts. Human beings are the ultimate predator and thus the ultimate risk. Creating a scenario where the line between predator and prey is uncertain is an enormous disadvantage for the wild animal.Wildlife animals are behaving in a manner that enables survival. They have no space to interpret if a natural predator is hazardous or not. Similarly, natural born predators are not always conscious of the danger that awaits them when they get too close to a creature of wildlife. Human must respect limits and prevent behavior that could lead to an assault on a wildlife animal.