Paul Rosolie

And then she puts a hand around the paddle.

And that moment that you had paused on, she looked back at me and she looked at me like,

Yeah, right there.

She looked back and she registered like, oh, this is another animal with a face.

Yeah.

It's so cool.

She looked right at me, but then she went, no.

She was like, whatever you are, no.

And she went to go back and she was like, I'd rather die in the river.

She was like, I'm so scared and I'm drowning.

And she looked at me and she got scared and she jumped back in.

And then I lifted her up and I went-

and I started talking in spider monkey and she just, there's then like the next moment you see it, she just goes, sure.

And she just, she wraps her tail.

You see her tail is around the edge of the paddle.

I mean, she puts her hand around it.

Then I lifted her and then I, cause I'm taller than she is.

I lifted her out of the river.

And so now instead of manhandling her, like, you know, a raccoon you're catching by the neck, she's holding on in her spider monkey way to the paddle.

And she looks back over her shoulder.