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Local Fishermen on the Sangha River
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Pangolin being nursed back to health
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Wildlife preserve where Dzanga Bai and the Forest Elephants and Gorillas are protected
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Every son needs a father to help him find his way… but how did we end up here?
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Fresh fruit for sale on the runway Bayunga in the Central African Republic.
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Safely on the ground…
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Christopher is ecstatic seeing for real what he has studied since he was 5.
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The camp is on the Sangha river deep in the Congo Basin in Central African Republic.
It is truly magical.
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Greetings from Central African Republic deep in the Congo basin.
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This baby was completely submerged enjoying the water and mud coating on his skin
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Alamand left and do-si-do... The Forest Elephants and especially babies were so fun to see
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Forest Elephants in a friendly test of strength
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Ba’Aka pygmies posting for a photo
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grey-cheeked mangabey monkey - one of about 20-30 we were tracking. Very hard to photograph due to obstacles trees and branches in the forest and they are constantly moving. This one stuck his tongue out at us.
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We were within 5 feet of this Western Lowland Silverback with his family, including twin babies