Paul Rosolie

As soon as, I mean, that's what fruit does, right?

A tomato is green until its seeds are mature and then it turns red to advertise, eat me, so that you eat it and then your gut transports that to somewhere else and it gets free transportation.

Mm-hmm.

In the jungle, that happens so quick that we're never getting produce.

Yeah, I was babysitting her and she was six at the time, Daira.

And her parents went out and we were left at camp and they just said, you know, keep an eye on her, make sure nothing eats her.

And I said, sure.

And she was like, hey, I want lunch.

And I said, great.

Well, what is there?

And she pulls out this monkey head.

And she was like, it's ready.

And she starts pulling at the ear.

And she's like, I can't get the ear.

She's like, can you help me?

So I pulled off the ear with my teeth and I gave it to her.

And then we just shared this monkey head back and forth.

And we're sitting there and I took a few pictures of her as she's eating.

And I have this video where I go, what's your favorite food?

And she was like, monkey.