Steve Rinella

And I didn't know that, um, man, I got to tell you, this is such an old, this is like from way back in the earliest, earliest days of this show of this podcast is probably one of my favorite segments we ever did is we were interviewing a, uh, uh, Makushi.

He was from the Makushi tribe in South America in Guyana.

Huh?

And,

It was the second time I'd gone down there and hung out with them.

The first time I went and spent time with the Makushi, they hunted a lot of tapir.

They had a white-lipped tapir.

So there's three, sorry, not tapir, a peccary.

So we have like a javelina is a collared peccary.

There's a Chacoan peccary, and then there's a white-lipped peccary.

Huh.

Okay.

The white-lipped peccary lives in, is huge herds.

So like, you know, like collard peccaries or javelinas, you know, like a big group of those, a dozen, 20, whatever.

White-lipped peccary would be hundreds.

Got it.

And they would periodically have white-lipped peccary move through their village areas and they would harvest a whole bunch of these white-lipped peccaries.

They hadn't seen me in a long time.

He was telling me, and he's telling me this on the podcast.

He's explaining that there's another village that's very jealous of our village.