Bertie Gregory

Suddenly leopard seal is a different animal.

It's like, oh yeah, sketchy Steve is out of the water now.

We're cool.

You can't trust sketchy Steve.

I've never seen that.

Yeah, there's a very famous troop.

Yeah, it's the, I think it's called the Ngogo troop.

And yeah, there's, I'm not sure how big it is now, but at a time it was this enormous troop of chimpanzees.

It was like 50 or 60 chimps living together.

And yeah, they'd go and set very clever traps to eat colobus monkeys.

Wait, wait, what?

Well, I mean, why does EE monkeys make, why does that make sense?

Well, so it's really interesting because they don't do it all the time.

It's sort of, okay, yes, it's a very rich source of protein that they do.

Most of the time they're eating fruits and things.

And I think it's actually, it's a huge sort of, it's almost a ceremonial thing for them.

Like they get so amped and excited that it's a true bonding exercise.

It's not just, we're going to go out and get some

And who gets to meet first.

You know, they're giving out favors for dominant hierarchy.