Paul Rosolie

I mean, that day, if a Tyrannosaurus rex walked out behind them, I would have been like, makes sense.

Let's go to the floating forest.

I mean, along with giant snakes is...

animals that are existing in an ecosystem that's isolated right and so the tapuis you know like in the movie up those venezuelan cliff jungles where it's like those straight like like angel falls and up there you have this allopatric speciation occurring where these isolated communities are departing from whatever's down there and so on the floating forest you have this very unique ecosystem where there's animals living on grassy islands there's animals living in the tops of palm trees and so

in that nightmare soup that exists beneath the rafts, there's probably insects.

And I mean, I've seen lizards there that we have been unable to identify.

There's, there's things there in the, I mean, I can't imagine the, the, I don't think the decay is going to happen.

It's not probably not a lot of oxygen in that water.

And so, I mean, I brought a few scientists there and they've all just been like, this is,

this is you know yeah how do you how did this form we brought hydrologists there and they're like how the hell did this thing form and then you know trying to study what what what creatures live under that is is is amazing but the the big anacondas it's interesting because they truly are the apex so they're unbothered they're not really using their power for anything

No, and I'm sure if I bit her, she'd turn around, kill me.

It would just slowly kill you.

But I wonder if once she killed you, though, if she'd be like...

You know, just like.

Just take a bite?

I mean, if she, I mean, bite, they swallow, right?

So like once you collapse your, your shoulders, it's like, you know, if you killed a perfectly good hamburger and it was like in your hands dead, you'd be like, you know, maybe I'll, maybe I'll try it.

I mean, they need the calories.

Yeah.

And then take a six month nap.