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He said, "If you're ever in the forest
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and you hear the animals sound a little
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off, feel like something's not right
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about the way the animals." He said,
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"They've surrounded you and they're all
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watching with their bows and arrows."
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>> You said that they also speak the same
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language, some of these unconted tribes,
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as the monkeys.
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>> Yes. So, what they do is they will
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emulate capacin calls, bird calls, the
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unrelated tinn tinugos.
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[whistles] the capins. I can't do their
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call, but they these [music] guys have
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it down perfectly.
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>> Capagans being
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>> capagin monkeys and they'll use those
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sounds. And JJ's father, Don Santiago,
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had told us years and years ago, we
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thought he was just trying to scare us.
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He said, "If you're ever in the forest
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and you hear the animals sound a little
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off, if you ever just feel like
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something's not right about the way the
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He said, they've surrounded you and
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they're all watching with their bows and
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arrows."
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>> The tribes have.
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>> Yeah. And so they'll go
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and you'll go and he'll go and you go,
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"Wait, wait a sec. You don't hear three
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tinamus in a row. That's not how it
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works. That one tinu talks to the other
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tinu and all of a sudden I got five
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tinamus around me. Uh-uh." And then you
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know you got the tribe [music] around
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you. So this is where the local people
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know how this stuff works. And to anyone
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from the outside, they go, "There's no
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such thing as [music] unconted tribes
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and they don't communicate with you.
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They do." [snorts] And one of my friends
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was in that exact situation where they
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were communicating with animal calls in
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a circle while he was in a stream with
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his father. And unfortunately they shot
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his [music] father in the stomach and
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his father died. And then he ran for it
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and he lived to tell the tale. [music]
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And the next day the his community, our
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friends came back and they found this
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guy who had just bled out through his
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stomach. And why they killed him, we do
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not know.
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>> They use animal sounds to communicate
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with each other. Yes.
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>> Because then the prey, which in this
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case might be a human,
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>> won't know that it's
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>> exactly.
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>> Okay.
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>> We're unconted tribes now. And we go,
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"Okay, there's loggers over there. Let's
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split up, surround them. We'll see how
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many of them there are
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>> and use the monkeys language." So,
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>> use the monkey language. They don't
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think anything of it. They'll just keep
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doing what they're [music] doing. And
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then when we give the go-ahad,
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everybody, we just slice them with seven
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foot arrows and they're all going down.
