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3 Días en Sudáfrica | Más que un SAFARI — Transcript

by Gastón Luna · 877 words · 62 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:19Today the day has come, after so much waiting we headed for an adventure in the African jungle
  2. 0:23Niklas, Gabo, Mati and I are preparing to spend a weekend in the middle of nature.
  3. 0:34Well now we are going to see the rooms, this is the one that we have with Gabo
  4. 0:38- Wow! what is this? -Let's see
  5. 0:41Crazy what this looks like, they are like tents in the middle of the jungle.
  6. 0:46Now we are going to be starting with the first adventure,
  7. 0:50they are going to give us a 4x4 for us to travel, to do what we want,
  8. 0:52so we are going to start. Look at this 4x4!
  9. 1:00One of the things that caught my attention the most was our ranger Reece, who just by talking showed his passion and love for nature.
  10. 1:48We just stopped here because you can see a couple of lions here.
  11. 1:51Not only is there one, but there are one, two, three, like four, five lions in front of us.
  12. 2:25We have just seen a herd of elephants and we are going, running, before sunset
  13. 2:29to see if we get to see them at sunset there were about six or seven, let's see if we see them out there
  14. 2:33-It's a very big elephant -Yes, very big
  15. 2:36-And very incredible -there they are, there they are!
  16. 3:03Speaking with Reece, he told me that something was holding him back from his passion
  17. 3:06and that many young people today share.
  18. 3:45The next morning we got up very early in search of animals,
  19. 3:49to find them we had to go to a panoramic point and find them by eye.
  20. 4:11Once we find them, the fun part comes, the tracking.
  21. 4:19The elephants are heard.
  22. 4:25One of the things that blows my mind the most is how they find the animals, how is the tracking
  23. 4:29and basically with different forms, with tracks, with footprints, with feces
  24. 4:33and the truth is that it is very interesting, and how we get into each place to find the animals.
  25. 4:42wow! these creatures are completely impressive, bone, you have to understand them, you have to see them in person
  26. 4:49to understand how beautiful they are and to be able to preserve them because they really are an energy, they feel the energy
  27. 4:55and the truth revives a lot the feeling I had when I was a kid because start to make videos, it was also for the animals.
  28. 5:01I made mini documentaries telling about animals and I think that brought me the child that I have inside here
  29. 5:07and it is also my mission is to transmit this experience to you guys
  30. 5:09and also see it with my eyes so that they feel how important this world is
  31. 5:13and work to be able to live together a completely healthy way.
  32. 5:22I don't know, this feels like "Jurassic Park" like we're walking in the middle of the jungle with giant animals that can eat us.
  33. 5:34Well now we are planning a one shot with the drone,
  34. 5:37I didn't bring the whoop cinema so I have to make do with the 5 inches.
  35. 5:40we are going to make a whole entrance there,
  36. 5:42it will go in and it will go out and they will see different people, doing different things.
  37. 5:46So let's see how that turns out.
  38. 6:29During the afternoon we moved to another reserve
  39. 6:31to meet one of the most important animals in the world, Thandi.
  40. 7:10Thandi had four pups after the attack
  41. 7:12and became a global symbol against poaching.
  42. 7:17Wow, it's amazing to see him in person
  43. 7:19she 's taking care of the baby.
  44. 7:25And now we are going to take the experience to another level, now we are going, instead of here in the car
  45. 7:29- where are we going? - to the river
  46. 7:31in a boat, we are going to go upstream and see what we see.
  47. 7:34You have to see how this is, it looks like the forest of the anaconda, doesn't it?
  48. 7:38Look at that little boat.
  49. 7:54They don't know, yesterday after the one shot the signal started to fail a bit from the drone and... I didn't know why
  50. 8:00and then today I reconnected it and it seemed to be working perfectly, I was only flying for five minutes, and...
  51. 8:52and the drone in a moment he gave up and fell, that is, the signal died...
  52. 8:58luckily Mati jumped into the water and the drone saved us because if it hadn't been a catastrophe, we wouldn't even have rescued the drone or the material, nothing.
  53. 9:07But hey, luckily.
  54. 9:22We were about to leave and finish the journey but we wanted to give it one last try to see more animals
  55. 9:28, what I did not know was that one of the most incredible moments of my life was going to happen at that moment.
  56. 9:44-Check this out!
  57. 10:33Everything is a cycle.
  58. 10:35Knowing stories like Reece's generates admiration for me,
  59. 10:41he is one of the people who chose to give his life for what he loves, regardless of what others think,
  60. 10:43giving everything every day to preserve animals and change the world.
  61. 10:47We can choose ourselves every day and follow our instinct,
  62. 10:50positively influencing our community and thus be part of the change.

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