Paul Rosolie
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Also, Jamie, if you just, last thing, pull up that rhino transport picture. I'm taking people out into Africa with the experts at that place, Buffalo Kloof, and people can actually come with me to do some incredible front lines on the ground work with endangered rhinos in Africa, like this type of shit. Wow, that's crazy. Absolutely.
Also, Jamie, if you just, last thing, pull up that rhino transport picture. I'm taking people out into Africa with the experts at that place, Buffalo Kloof, and people can actually come with me to do some incredible front lines on the ground work with endangered rhinos in Africa, like this type of shit. Wow, that's crazy. Absolutely.
The people who are holding back the extinction of these animals, who are doing kind of research and work protecting these amazing animals-
The people who are holding back the extinction of these animals, who are doing kind of research and work protecting these amazing animals-
The people who are holding back the extinction of these animals, who are doing kind of research and work protecting these amazing animals-
junglekeepers.org paulrosley.com instagram all that other shit and uh we're doing some truly miraculous stuff and a lot of it has to do joe with the fact that you came in and uh told everybody about it so thank you my pleasure i'm i'm happy for you wild out there it is so much thank you my pleasure all right bye everybody
junglekeepers.org paulrosley.com instagram all that other shit and uh we're doing some truly miraculous stuff and a lot of it has to do joe with the fact that you came in and uh told everybody about it so thank you my pleasure i'm i'm happy for you wild out there it is so much thank you my pleasure all right bye everybody
junglekeepers.org paulrosley.com instagram all that other shit and uh we're doing some truly miraculous stuff and a lot of it has to do joe with the fact that you came in and uh told everybody about it so thank you my pleasure i'm i'm happy for you wild out there it is so much thank you my pleasure all right bye everybody
So really, where are we right now? We are in Peru, in a very remote part of the western Amazon basin. And because of the proximity of the Andean cloud forest to the lowland tropical rainforest, we are in the most biodiverse part of planet Earth. There's more life
So really, where are we right now? We are in Peru, in a very remote part of the western Amazon basin. And because of the proximity of the Andean cloud forest to the lowland tropical rainforest, we are in the most biodiverse part of planet Earth. There's more life
So really, where are we right now? We are in Peru, in a very remote part of the western Amazon basin. And because of the proximity of the Andean cloud forest to the lowland tropical rainforest, we are in the most biodiverse part of planet Earth. There's more life
per square acre per square mile out here than there is anywhere else on earth not just now but in the entire fossil record i can't believe we're actually here i can't believe you actually came and i can't believe you forced me to wear a suit that was the people's choice trust me all right we've been through quite a lot over the last few days we've been through a bit let me ask you a ridiculous question
per square acre per square mile out here than there is anywhere else on earth not just now but in the entire fossil record i can't believe we're actually here i can't believe you actually came and i can't believe you forced me to wear a suit that was the people's choice trust me all right we've been through quite a lot over the last few days we've been through a bit let me ask you a ridiculous question
per square acre per square mile out here than there is anywhere else on earth not just now but in the entire fossil record i can't believe we're actually here i can't believe you actually came and i can't believe you forced me to wear a suit that was the people's choice trust me all right we've been through quite a lot over the last few days we've been through a bit let me ask you a ridiculous question
The thing is, the Amazon rainforest has been described as the greatest natural battlefield on Earth because there's more life here than anywhere else, which means that everything here is fighting for survival. The trees are fighting for sunlight. The animals are fighting for prey. Everybody's fighting for survival.
The thing is, the Amazon rainforest has been described as the greatest natural battlefield on Earth because there's more life here than anywhere else, which means that everything here is fighting for survival. The trees are fighting for sunlight. The animals are fighting for prey. Everybody's fighting for survival.
The thing is, the Amazon rainforest has been described as the greatest natural battlefield on Earth because there's more life here than anywhere else, which means that everything here is fighting for survival. The trees are fighting for sunlight. The animals are fighting for prey. Everybody's fighting for survival.
And so everything that you see here, everything around us, will be killed, eaten, digested, recycled at some point. The... jungle is really just a giant churning machine of death and life is kind of this moment of stasis where you you maintain this collection of cells in a particular dna sequence and then and then it gets digested again and recycled back and renamed into everything
And so everything that you see here, everything around us, will be killed, eaten, digested, recycled at some point. The... jungle is really just a giant churning machine of death and life is kind of this moment of stasis where you you maintain this collection of cells in a particular dna sequence and then and then it gets digested again and recycled back and renamed into everything
And so everything that you see here, everything around us, will be killed, eaten, digested, recycled at some point. The... jungle is really just a giant churning machine of death and life is kind of this moment of stasis where you you maintain this collection of cells in a particular dna sequence and then and then it gets digested again and recycled back and renamed into everything