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0:07The heart and soul of the base camp is

0:09the beach. It's where the fish are

0:11gutted,

0:13the boats are stored,

0:14and where everyone comes to wash and

0:16cool off.

0:19It's a welcome respite from the stifling

0:22jungle heat.

0:24>> All the sweat, the dirt, the grime, the

0:27it's

0:29But the one good thing is that we have

0:31the beautiful river out there to bathe

0:33in because it's fresh water.

0:35Fresh, absolutely beautiful.

0:40>> Justine was coming down for her morning

0:43wash,

0:44but something has changed her mind.

0:47>> Oh, dear.

0:51It came in on the beach.

0:54Exactly where I wash.

0:57This is the actually the first proper

0:58one I've seen.

1:02>> The black caiman.

1:04It's the largest predator in South

1:05America.

1:06And like so many animals around camp,

1:09it's growing bolder by the day.

1:14>> He's one that could quite happily cause

1:16damage to to fully grown adults. And you

1:18can see the you know, the guys down here

1:20cleaning fish.

1:22That croc is 11, 12 ft long. And this is

1:26exactly the way that caiman start

1:28becoming a problem in villages around

1:29here is that people are cleaning their

1:31fish, the caiman gets bolder and bolder

1:33and bolder, and then eventually it takes

1:35some of the dogs,

1:36and then it kind of moves up to taking

1:39someone's child.

1:41>> Woah!

1:43>> Caiman are just one of hundreds of

1:45intriguing creatures that thrive in

1:47these waters.

1:49>> [music]

1:51>> All right.

1:53>> Steve joins Dr. Phil Willink on his

1:55survey of fish.

1:58>> WE FOUND SOMETHING GOOD OUT OF THIS

2:00FISH.

2:04>> IT'S A freshwater anchovy.

2:05>> WOW, I CAN'T BELIEVE I'M RISKING MY LIFE

2:08FOR ANCHOVIES.

2:10>> They'll be the first [music] scientists

2:12to search beneath the surface in this

2:14region.

2:15>> We know very few people have been up

2:16here and

2:18who knows what's living in these areas.

2:20There's [music] probably a lot of new

2:21species hiding in these rocks and these

2:23rapids.

2:24The combination of nobody ever being

2:26here before and a difficult habitat to

2:27collect in is where you're going to find

2:29a lot of new species.