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Steve Backshall Dives Into Crocodile Territory | Expedition Guyana | BBC Earth
Steve Backshall Dives Into Crocodile Territory | Expedition Guyana | BBC Earth
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0:07
The heart and soul of the base camp is
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the beach. It's where the fish are
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gutted,
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the boats are stored,
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and where everyone comes to wash and
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cool off.
0:19
It's a welcome respite from the stifling
0:22
jungle heat.
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>> All the sweat, the dirt, the grime, the
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it's
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But the one good thing is that we have
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the beautiful river out there to bathe
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in because it's fresh water.
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Fresh, absolutely beautiful.
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>> Justine was coming down for her morning
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wash,
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but something has changed her mind.
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>> Oh, dear.
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It came in on the beach.
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Exactly where I wash.
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This is the actually the first proper
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one I've seen.
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>> The black caiman.
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It's the largest predator in South
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America.
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And like so many animals around camp,
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it's growing bolder by the day.
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>> He's one that could quite happily cause
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damage to to fully grown adults. And you
1:18
can see the you know, the guys down here
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cleaning fish.
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That croc is 11, 12 ft long. And this is
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exactly the way that caiman start
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becoming a problem in villages around
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here is that people are cleaning their
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fish, the caiman gets bolder and bolder
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and bolder, and then eventually it takes
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some of the dogs,
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and then it kind of moves up to taking
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someone's child.
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>> Woah!
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>> Caiman are just one of hundreds of
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intriguing creatures that thrive in
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these waters.
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>> [music]
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>> All right.
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>> Steve joins Dr. Phil Willink on his
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survey of fish.
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>> WE FOUND SOMETHING GOOD OUT OF THIS
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FISH.
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>> IT'S A freshwater anchovy.
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>> WOW, I CAN'T BELIEVE I'M RISKING MY LIFE
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FOR ANCHOVIES.
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>> They'll be the first [music] scientists
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to search beneath the surface in this
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region.
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>> We know very few people have been up
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here and
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who knows what's living in these areas.
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There's [music] probably a lot of new
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species hiding in these rocks and these
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rapids.
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The combination of nobody ever being
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here before and a difficult habitat to
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collect in is where you're going to find
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a lot of new species.
