Paul Rosolie

So they didn't seem like they saw much utility in the bowl.

It's temporary.

It's temporary.

So they kill it.

They make a fire.

They must be amazing at making fire.

I don't know how they do it out there.

It's very difficult because everything is wet.

I don't know how they do it.

And I'm a really good fire starter.

And it's tough in the jungle.

It is.

Almost impossible most of the year because everything is wet to its core.

So you think they cook the meat?

I mean, they have to be cooking their meat from a parasite standpoint, from everything.

We know that they're cooking their meat.

We see it, that they've cooked it.

There's not a lot of excess berries, things like berries and nuts and fruits that the monkeys and the birds and the bats are getting to those first.

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.