Tara Stoinski

She doesn't cycle, et cetera.

So she's kind of off limits to him now.

But if he kills that baby, maybe she'll be like, hey, I'm not so safe in this group.

My infant wasn't safe in this group.

I'm going to go off with this male.

So it may have been trying to increase his chances to take her and form his own group.

Because we did have two females transfer in.

He did successfully kind of take them off.

But I think they realized, we don't really want to be with you.

And they came back.

Oh, my God.

So now we haven't seen him in a bit.

We don't know where he is.

We're very happy for the moment because we have young babies in there and we want them all to be safe.

Because Pablo's group, since filming started, so about the last four years, has had eight babies and only three have survived.

So four were killed, one was stillborn, and three have survived.

So we don't like those numbers.

Usually about 75% of kids survive, and this is what, about 30%.

We want to see that group kind of stabilize.

I've been thinking that this whole time.