Paul Rosolie

And again, every bush that I encounter is a possible trip.

Every vine is a possible hang up.

And then if they get to you, he'll step on you and crush you.

And so I like threw myself off the edge of this cliff, rolled down into the stream and the elephant got to the edge of the cliff and almost fell on me.

Got to the edge of the cliff and did one of these.

And then came back down on his hind feet, picked up a stick, threw it at me.

And the stick just smacked down next to me in the stream.

And I remember I gave him the finger because I was like, I'm alive.

Just stormed off into the jungle.

There's nothing like an elephant.

There's nothing like an elephant anywhere.

I loved the guy.

I loved listening.

I was so excited when I put on your podcast with the dinosaur guy because he was like, when a baby is born, he was like, it learns, you know, elephant, giraffe.

T-Rex.

I was like, holy shit.

You know, along with like banana water, sky is blue.

And somehow you're like, and these are initial things in your first few months on earth.

These are the characters you're introduced to.

Like how the hell did T-Rex get there?