Alex Braczkowski

So she'll still go out and hunt, but a lot of the time, you know, there might be a little bit more of a prolonged period between hunts and

Yeah, so it's more of the instinct is coming from the little ones trying to join their mother at the top, you know, and she'll be calling them and sort of edging them on.

But a lot of the time they just fall out.

But they slowly pick it up, you know, and, you know, a lot of the time the distance that they're climbing is not particularly dramatic.

So, you know, those falls are not as bad for them as, yeah.

Yeah, it's sort of these small...

Those kinds of sort of small location calls and they can't really vocalise very much at that age.

So, yeah, that's what they sound like.

Yeah.

So Kampala, really the sort of the capital has really got one exit road out, the sort of Kasese Road.

And then there's another road, the Mbarara Road.

So there's sort of two avenues out of the city and you sort of can get to the national park.

in anything from about 8 to 11 hours, depending on which road you take and how good your car is and sort of the general state of the highway along the path, yeah.

So for my PhD, I was just sleeping in a number of places, sometimes on my rooftop tent.

So it's, you know, it's a little collapsible tent that just lives on my car.

In small lodges, I was staying in a place called Tembo Safari Lodge.

I literally had a tiny little room.

I think it would cost about eight bucks a night to stay in with a little bed.

And in other times, you're just sleeping in your car.

So, yeah.