Chimpanzee Tracking at Kibale National Park | Uganda
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I went to Kibale National Park to go Chimpanzee tracking…
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I love all of the great apes. Fascinating animals. You're brave to get so close to them even though these chimps are habituated.
Same here!
I just hoped for the best and was grateful all went as planned haha. Thank you for checking out the video 🤘
Cool music, another great video 🍌🐒
Thank you!!! I liked the music choice too sounded accurate for the setting lol. 😎
Wow!!! amazing footage you captured. Great job!!
Thank you! I do what I can with my iphone 😂
OMG it's a stunning adventure
It was very cool thank you! 🙏 😎
Awesome. You should come back & capture more beauty.😎
Thank you 🙏 😁 and I would love to return someday. I should say I am still working on videos from Uganda/Rwanda (I am trying not to upload all at once 😂). And it’s a lot of editing that I have been trying to manage. I see you have been all over and it is so cool sooo much to see.
@@SeanCurrier I totally understand the editing struggles. 😂 And yeah, i've been all over. But just in Uganda. Hopefully I'll get to capture a little bit outside the country, even if it is just in East Africa.🙏
@@EuniceTess I was very fortunate for everything I got to see. I took in (and recorded) as much as I could 😂 and yes I’m sure as a creator you know all about the editing struggles. I try 😎
I have no doubt that you will see the world 🤘
I left the U.S. for my first time when I was 29. I never thought I would but I did. Havent stopped since (aside from working of course 😂)
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Glad you can be so close to them because they can be very dangerous
Very true I was following everything the guide said for that reason. A great experience but that was in the back of my mind.
Gracias por ayudar a los chimpancés
Cool video! Subbed!
Thank you very much and I appreciate 🙏 😎
I subbed yours too it looks interesting 🌙
@@SeanCurrier thanks so much, I need to pay some more attention to it ☺️
I find primates fascinating! That must have been such an awesome experience for you!
@@lilirishgrl I hope you get to do the same some day! I was very fortunate there was no rain when I got to go. Amazing experience. Thanks a million ! 🙌 😎
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Thank you for checking out also! 🙏 😎
I just heard an astounding fact. Annually humans eat more bananas than monkeys! 🐵🍌
But it kinda makes sense, cause I’ve never seen anyone eat a monkey 🤷🏻♂️😂
Sorry …. 🤣🤣🤣
😂 😂 that is funny. I thought of the dinner scene from ‘Temple of Doom’ when I read that. It does make sense though 🤓
@@SeanCurrier exxactly! 🧠🙊
+Mister Jones FYI chimpanzees aren’t monkeys 🐒 they’re apes 🦍 also known as hominids (Due to the real facts that they don’t have no tails). Also in the wild chimpanzees can eat monkeys (Red Colobuses mostly). Not to mention that zoologist Jane Goodall has been studying these creatures for now 63 years since 1960 in Tanzania’s Gombe stream national park.
Chimpanzees are one of Africa’s amazing animal and great ape. I hope you’re gonna do gorillas next in the Bwindi impenetrable forest!
I just saw this and yes I did do that. Video will be maybe in a week or two tops 😎 thanks for watching!!!
@@SeanCurrier Excellent. Also what’s the name of the gorilla family group in Bwindi you trekked?
@@deshaunbethea5254 apart of me wants to say the Rushegura family however I will double check my audio to make sure of sector I was in and family. 🤔
@@SeanCurrier Oh okay. Well what about the Bitukura group from the Ruhija sector?
@@deshaunbethea5254 at the moment I dont believe so but will know 100% once I begin editing the video 😎