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00:00Rob and I are back.
00:02It looks a bit like you're my guide.
00:05Throwing ourselves into the biggest challenges.
00:08Check, check, check.
00:10With the help of the world's best.
00:12You still own the office.
00:15Together we're going on a journey of discovery.
00:18No, no, no.
00:20To find out what we like.
00:22Oh wow, Rob, that's amazing.
00:24And what we don't.
00:26It just feels like it's all gonna come out.
00:28This week, we're entering one of the world's most prestigious competitions.
00:32I like this one.
00:33Wildlife photographer of the year.
00:35Just give me an immediate reaction.
00:36Unwrapped with burrito.
00:37We'll be venturing into the depths of the jungle.
00:40This looks like the shittest Indiana Jones reboot of all time.
00:43To find out if we can snap an exhibition-worthy photo.
00:46Say hello to the wildlife photographer of the year.
00:55We'd arrived at the Natural History Museum
00:57for the wildlife photographer of the year exhibition.
01:00It's their annual competition.
01:01Showcasing the best nature photography on the planet.
01:04And the winning images are seen by millions around the world.
01:08It's the long neck turtle.
01:09What a waste of a neck in there.
01:11If I'm having a photo of a long neck turtle,
01:13I want to see the neck out on display.
01:15I really think if you weren't a comedian,
01:16you could work at this museum.
01:18Yeah.
01:19Taking Rob Beckett around a wildlife photography exhibition
01:23is like taking one of your small children
01:25that's recently had some sort of head injury.
01:27Rob, look at this.
01:28Oh, that's a cute little fella, isn't it?
01:30What was that little Disney film about the mouse?
01:32I want to live in America.
01:34I want to live in America.
01:36Who wants to be that little mouse?
01:38Five are you talking about?
01:39I don't know.
01:40Well, first of all,
01:41you were singing a song from West Side Story.
01:44Okay.
01:45Is that no mice in that?
01:50Thankfully, we weren't just here for Rob's take on the photos.
01:53We were here because of the Natural Artistry winner,
01:56Rachel Bigsby.
01:57She'd challenge us to try our hand at wildlife photography.
02:01Hi, I'm Rachel.
02:02And we were meeting competition judge Roz Kidman-Cox
02:05to chat about Rachel's winning photo.
02:07You can see immediately that it's got drama.
02:11She's managed to choose that arrangement
02:14with those gannets getting the black behind the white birds.
02:18With over ten years behind the lens
02:20and shots that look more like paintings and photos,
02:22Rachel was the ideal person to get us started.
02:25Now, the key to successful wildlife photography
02:28is equipping yourself with the tools and the knowledge.
02:31If you go in blind, you can have really, really good luck.
02:34Why are you looking at me when she said that?
02:36I'm not blind.
02:39Right, sorry.
02:40I carry on Rachel.
02:41I didn't say you up.
02:42No, but you looked across at me
02:44and then you completely unbroken eye contact.
02:46And I could see because I'm not blind.
02:48Luckily, it was this eye.
02:49Right, sorry, carry on.
02:50It's okay.
02:51To give yourself the best possible chance,
02:53to go in thinking of what kind of shot you'd like.
02:55Yeah.
02:56Tell me if I'm wrong.
02:57Is it better to use a long lens zoom or just get nearer?
03:01Well, getting nearer isn't necessarily always going to work.
03:04Unless you've got incredible stealth and understanding,
03:07we don't really want to encourage you to get too close to wildlife.
03:09Right, so it's not frowned upon for lensing it up?
03:11No, absolutely lens it up.
03:13But you have got to have a bit of passion.
03:15Yeah.
03:16I'm sorry, but you're not coming across as being passionate about it.
03:19It's fair.
03:20Okay, you sound a lot like my wife, Roz.
03:22If you don't mind me saying it.
03:24No.
03:25That is just my general energy.
03:26But he's coming across.
03:27I'm sorry.
03:28Roz, it's just in me.
03:29What can I say?
03:30No, it's fine, Roz.
03:31Rachel had challenged us to see if we could cut it as wildlife photographers.
03:35And amazingly, Roz had agreed to put our best photos on display
03:39in one of the world's most prestigious exhibitions.
03:43They've even reserved us a spot at the Natural History Museum.
03:46The big question, could we actually take a photo good enough
03:49to stand alongside the professionals?
03:52What do you think our chances are, genuinely?
03:55Well...
03:57It's not a good start, is it?
03:59How many entrants were there?
04:01Yes, 50,000.
04:03One in 50,000?
04:04Mm.
04:05Do you know what?
04:06I don't mind them odds.
04:07Let's be clear, Rob and I have never done wildlife photography before,
04:12and now we're entering the world's leading competition.
04:15The standard was insanely high,
04:17so we needed all the inspiration we could get.
04:20OK, what we're going to do, we're going to play a little game, all right?
04:23Yeah.
04:24I just want you to look.
04:25Yeah.
04:26Just give me an immediate reaction.
04:27And go.
04:28Unwrap a burrito.
04:30OK, good.
04:31I think I'm going to be good at this.
04:33Because really, the camera's doing most of the work.
04:35It's just sort of being there.
04:37Get me a camping chair.
04:38Couple of beers.
04:40Clickety-click-click.
04:41Bang.
04:42I'm up on the wall.
04:44OK, what's happened here?
04:47What?
04:48Um...
04:49Looks like someone's just come back from Magic Mike after their hendy.
04:52I was thinking, what is the worst thing that you could interpret this photo as being?
04:58You've beat it by quite a long way.
04:59Yeah, I deleted quite a few other options.
05:01Mm.
05:02Rob really does have a level of self-belief that massively outweighs his level of ability.
05:09Why wouldn't Rob, after spending ten minutes walking around an exhibition, think that he could win Wildlife Photographer of the Year?
05:15It's classic Beckett.
05:16Our mission was set, but to give ourselves a fighting chance of taking a photo that might impress Roz, we needed to find somewhere that was full of wildlife.
05:25And that was going to take some proper thinking.
05:32A few months later, we had a decision to make.
05:35So, Ron, where are we going to go to take these photos?
05:38We need to make it easy.
05:39Yes, we do.
05:40You know when they show Simba to the animals in Lion King?
05:42Yes.
05:43That's where we need to go.
05:44Basically, ask Rachel for some suggestions.
05:45OK.
05:46And this is what she's come up with.
05:47Pembrokeshire, UK.
05:48Puffins.
05:49Yeah.
05:50OK.
05:51I'm not going out my way to take a photo of a Puffin.
05:54OK, here's something.
05:55Yeah.
05:56Africa.
05:57That feels a bit like Fiat 500 basic bitch, I've been on a safari.
06:00We need to go deeper.
06:02Well, I don't want to lead you too much, but this is 100% the one I think we should do.
06:07OK.
06:08The forest, rivers and caves are home to a huge variety of wildlife that provides no end of photographic opportunities,
06:15including orangutans, elephants, tigers and rhinos.
06:20In a forest?
06:21The only place on earth to have all of those creatures.
06:24Oh, come on.
06:25Rob Beckett.
06:26That's like the toys are us of animals, all under one roof.
06:29Rob Beckett.
06:30We are going to Sumatra.
06:33Where the fuck is that?
06:35The decision was made.
06:37We were heading 6,000 miles east on a 21 hour journey to Sumatra, Indonesia's largest island,
06:43where we'd be starting our trip in the Gunung Lusa National Park.
06:47Sumatra is home to the Gunung Lusa ecosystem, one of the most diverse forests on the planet.
06:57It's the last place on earth where elephants, tigers, rhinos and orangutans all still live together.
07:05So we'd come to get our first proper taste of nature photography.
07:09And our adventure was already off to an unusual start.
07:12Hello.
07:13How are you?
07:14Oh, that's refreshing though.
07:18Whoo!
07:19We were travelling by Gunung Lusa's jungle taxi.
07:25Inflatable rafts used to reach remote parts of the park.
07:29We were heading deep into the jungle, where we'd meet our guide.
07:32This is nice.
07:33This feels very magical.
07:35And I just feel like...
07:36This looks like the shittest Indiana James reboot of all time.
07:41So what would be the ideal photo for you?
07:44What's your dream photo?
07:45I think an orangutan.
07:46The gentleman in the jungle, whatever he's called.
07:47Do you know what I'd love to get?
07:49Orangutan riding a tiger.
07:51What's your plan going to be with photography?
07:53Are you going to just keep taking photos of everything?
07:55Or, like, try and get the perfect shot?
07:57I approach photography the same way I approach having children.
08:00Spray and pray.
08:01Yeah.
08:05We're the nicest people, look.
08:06It's absolutely deserted here, by the way.
08:08Yeah, real middle of nowhere apart from...
08:10We're not like a fucking universal.
08:11That dim church.
08:12What's going on here?
08:15Where are we?
08:16Is it a bit more me?
08:23Come on!
08:24Come on!
08:25Come on!
08:26Come on!
08:27Come on!
08:28Come on!
08:33What's the real way?
08:36Pull up! Pull up! Pull up!
08:37It's just good to be just totally alone and just soak in the nature.
08:40Yeah, it just...
08:41I just feel so removed from the rat race, you know?
08:46I didn't know there were rapids.
08:48Oh, okay.
08:50Does this be rough?
08:51Yeah.
08:52Yeah, okay.
08:53Yeah, okay.
08:54Immediate, yes?
08:55I'll just hold on, then.
08:56Should we hold on to each other?
08:57No, no!
08:58Hold on.
08:59Oh, Rob.
09:00I think it's, like, relaxing.
09:01It's actually...
09:02Jesus Christ!
09:07Oh, my God!
09:08Right.
09:10Those rapids aren't relaxing.
09:12As long as it stays at that level, it'll be all right, I think.
09:14Ass up.
09:17Not seen one bit of wildlife.
09:21And just like that, Rob was up close with some wildlife.
09:24A massive spider.
09:26Oh!
09:27Oh!
09:28Fuck, there was a spider on there.
09:29What was that?
09:30That was a spider.
09:31Have you seen that?
09:32What was that?
09:33Fuck off!
09:34Oh, get me out of here!
09:35He's here!
09:36Oh, fucking Kim.
09:37Woo!
09:38Oh!
09:39Oh!
09:40Oh!
09:41Fucking!
09:45Right.
09:47Get me to the shore.
09:48Now!
09:51A first encounter done, now it was time to meet the man who'd help us find the rest.
09:55Dahmer Pinem.
09:56Finally you come, Dahmer.
09:57A conservationist and local legend.
09:58Nice to meet you.
09:59For over 30 years, he's helped protect the wildlife here and show visitors around the Gunung
10:07Loser.
10:08We can found tigers, rhino, elephants.
10:12You may get some of the good shot of the beautiful orangutans.
10:16Yeah.
10:17Okay.
10:18Yeah.
10:19Yeah, yeah.
10:20So, let's go.
10:21Welcome to Gunung Loser National Park.
10:24Dahmer has taken us to meet multi-award winning photographer Ula Infansasti.
10:29Hello.
10:30Rob.
10:31Oh, hi, Rob.
10:32Nice to meet you.
10:33Having had images published in Nat Geo and Time Magazine.
10:36Oh, wow.
10:37That's amazing.
10:39Today, he had agreed to join us on a trek to give us some expert photography advice.
10:44So, all we needed now was for Dahmer to find us some wildlife.
10:53That afternoon, we went on our first expedition to a conservation sanctuary in the National Park
10:58in search of something special.
11:00Oh, my God, there's elephants.
11:03Look at this.
11:04Wow.
11:05It's amazing.
11:06Your first wildlife.
11:07It was incredible just to be near them.
11:10But a full family of elephants, that was something else.
11:13Dahmer has reached into his very deep shorts pockets, pulled out a couple of elephants.
11:18It's unbelievable.
11:19He's gone so big early tours.
11:22It's insane.
11:23Day two, he's probably going to be a unicorn.
11:26They're the largest animal roaming the island.
11:28And being sanctuary elephants, comfortable enough with people, if we couldn't get a photo here,
11:33we were in serious trouble.
11:35Ulet was on hand to help us get our heads around the kit.
11:38This is a zoom.
11:39Oh, okay.
11:40And then zoom out.
11:41And give us some tips on how to take a good photo.
11:44The important thing is the patient.
11:46Patient?
11:47Yeah.
11:48So you communicate with them.
11:49So you can talk to the elephants?
11:50Yeah.
11:51It's like in your heart.
11:52But Rob was taking talking to the elephants a bit too literally.
11:55Come here, Dumbo.
11:56Look at me, baby.
11:57Oh, there you go.
11:58Give me more of that.
12:00As the elephants made their way into the rainforest, we were given the all-clear to follow them
12:05for a chance to capture something unique.
12:07Well, I've got one photo that looks all right, but I don't know if it's a good one,
12:11or if it's just weird.
12:12Oh, baby.
12:13Oh, it's baby.
12:14So you can see it actually having a bang on it.
12:17I've just found an elephant sucking on its mum's tear, and I've took a photo.
12:21Is that allowed?
12:22Who knows?
12:23As we continued to follow the elephant, it became clear there was a problem staying on
12:28their tail.
12:29You know, you're telling me, I've got a lot of photos over there behind.
12:33Yeah.
12:34If there's an exhibition just on their genitals, I think I've got it covered.
12:38What I would say is what Rob and I capture today is what I would call elephant-only fans.
12:43There's a lot of arse and genitals, not a lot of face, which is what people pay for.
12:47I've been told I haven't got an account.
12:48After following the elephants for half an hour, we barely had a decent picture between
12:53us.
12:54But as the herd headed for a cool-down, we had no excuse not to get an exhibition-worthy
12:59photo.
13:00Oolet said, I'll set it for you.
13:04It's going to be so easy.
13:06And then we took some photos of the elephants and looked at what Oolet was getting and what
13:09we were getting.
13:10Oh, wow.
13:11That was so much better than mine.
13:13My photo looked like somebody using a camera for the first time.
13:17His photo looked like the story of the elephant in one image.
13:23The truth is, Rob and I don't know how to take photos.
13:26Oh, shit.
13:27I've missed the good stuff.
13:29So we've come to the wildlife, but we can't capture it.
13:33Ooh!
13:34Is there a really strong argument that we should have practiced with the camera equipment
13:37in the UK?
13:38Yeah.
13:39Absolutely.
13:40I have shit at photos.
13:41Absolutely.
13:42Have we wasted a day in Indonesia?
13:43Certainly.
13:44It's just so massive and like...
13:45I mean, we're on day one.
13:46It's the biggest 180 from when we were at the actual museum.
13:48Yeah, and do you know what?
13:49I was wrong.
13:50Hands up.
13:51It's a nightmare.
13:52I don't know how they do at these wildlife photographers.
13:57Rob and I are trying to take a photo worthy of Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
14:02What do you think our chances are, do you even know?
14:05Well...
14:06Not a good start, is it?
14:08No.
14:09With a space waiting for us on the wall of the Natural History Museum that would be seen
14:13by millions, the pressure was on.
14:16So we travelled to Sumatra to give ourselves a fighting chance.
14:23Oh, my God, there's elephants.
14:25But so far, all we got...
14:27Come here, Dumbo.
14:29..was an elephant's backside.
14:31I have shit at photos.
14:33Determined to do better, the next morning we headed downriver to meet Dharma
14:38in search of something a little more inspiring.
14:41When we were in London, looking around the exhibition, you were quite confident and cocky
14:49and sort of annoying.
14:50How confident are you feeling now?
14:52Um, I feel like I'm going to be far too stressed about dying to focus on taking a photo.
14:58Yeah.
14:59If I emigrated and lived here...
15:01Yeah, I'd love it, first of all.
15:02Let me tell you that.
15:03I'd be dead in a week.
15:04I think that is so optimistic.
15:06But you think you'd last a week at it?
15:09On your own, without Dharma?
15:10It's so awesome.
15:11I'd give you 90 minutes.
15:15Fortunately for me then, we did have Dharma.
15:18Yes, Dharma.
15:19And after yesterday's elephant trek,
15:21Rom and I were looking forward to another day of breathtaking wildlife.
15:25Are you good?
15:26Good, good.
15:27She's still alive.
15:28Still breathing?
15:29Yeah, still.
15:30So, all right.
15:31Today will be our first proper explorations to the Batcave.
15:38The Batcave?
15:39Yeah.
15:40It's a cave.
15:41Okay.
15:42And it smells bad.
15:43Smells bad?
15:44Yeah, because bad poo.
15:46Bad poo.
15:47No, bat poo.
15:48Bat poo.
15:49All right.
15:50Spiders?
15:51Spiders could be not.
15:52Could be not.
15:53Could be not?
15:54Could be not?
15:55Could be not.
15:56But there is some possibility.
16:00Okay.
16:01Okay.
16:02Hopefully you can get good shot with your camera.
16:04Yeah.
16:05Let's go.
16:06And you need this, because Kate usually dark.
16:08Usually?
16:09Usually dark.
16:10Yes, Dharma.
16:11Okay, let's go.
16:12Are you wearing that?
16:13I'm fine.
16:14I'm good with that.
16:15Okay, let's go.
16:16Let's go, Dharma.
16:21What an opportunity.
16:23The main issue is everything that's involved I hate.
16:25Oh, no.
16:26Fucking hell.
16:27So, cave?
16:28No, thank you.
16:29Bats?
16:30No, thank you.
16:31Spiders?
16:32Go fuck yourself.
16:33We're not even in the bloody cave yet.
16:34Us going into that bat cave is like taking two virgins into an orgy.
16:40Neither of us have a clue what we're doing.
16:43There's going to be some screaming.
16:45A lot of, uh, what is that?
16:48And then some, I don't think I want to do this anymore.
16:53Is my torch on?
16:55Uh, no.
16:56Oh, for fuck's sake.
16:58Come here.
16:59You'll need that.
17:00There you go.
17:01Oh, my God, it's a cave.
17:02That's the wrong one.
17:03You've got the red on.
17:04Look like the police.
17:05Oh, my God, it's a cave?
17:07Yeah.
17:08All right then, we'll move deeper to the cave.
17:10Deeper.
17:11The cave was formed of three large chambers that go deeper to the Gunung Lusa rainforest.
17:18Dahmer was taking us to the bats, which, unfortunately for us, was in the third and final chamber, almost a kilometer deep underground.
17:26Oh, this is horrible.
17:29Dahmer, don't take us too near anything that moves, yeah?
17:32Yeah.
17:33So there's going to be lots of insects here?
17:35Yeah.
17:36Oh, God.
17:37Look at that.
17:38Rob.
17:39Rob.
17:40Yeah, Rob, you're going over there.
17:41Yeah, me.
17:42Why me?
17:43Go over there, Rob.
17:44Spider.
17:45I'll leave it at Dahmer.
17:46What kind of spider?
17:47What spider is it?
17:48A friendly one.
17:49Friendly one, how do you know?
17:50Where is it?
17:51Oh, my God, you big bastard.
17:52What is that?
17:53A spider.
17:54Yeah, I know, but what type?
17:55I think that's as far as it goes.
17:56Right, okay, that's all we've got.
17:57It's a spider.
17:58That's good.
17:59Let them look.
18:00This one.
18:01Rob.
18:02Sorry.
18:03I'm taking my hopes.
18:04I didn't realise I was going to run up like that.
18:05Right, okay.
18:06Rob.
18:07Sorry.
18:08Rob, mate, you fuck off and get scared on your own.
18:09Sorry, something just dripped on me.
18:10You're all right.
18:11Water drip.
18:12Water drip from the top.
18:13It's a water.
18:14Sorry, I'm looking at a spider and something lands on my shoulder.
18:16You can forgive me for shitting myself.
18:17Yeah, but just don't shitting myself.
18:19Oh, my God, you big bastard.
18:20What is that?
18:21A spider?
18:22Yeah, I know, but what type?
18:23You're going to take me for shitting myself.
18:24Yeah, but just don't shitting yourself near me.
18:26The spider was our first opportunity to snap some wildlife.
18:31But as we took out our cameras, that was when we realised that this time, our photography
18:37skills weren't going to be the only problem.
18:40Oh, my God.
18:41Why are we going in the dark to take a photo?
18:43We're struggling in the light.
18:44Okay, ready?
18:46Once you do see something, you can't take the photo with the light on because it gets blown
18:51out.
18:52So this is what you do.
18:53You have your head torch, right?
18:54You press the button halfway, focus, and snap.
18:58Put the light on the thing, half focus, and snap.
19:01What kind of photography requires you to look away as you take the fucking photo?
19:07It had been a terrifying start, and now Dharma was taking us deeper into the caves in search
19:14of bats.
19:15Oh, this is horrible.
19:17It's better not to look at the walls, isn't it?
19:19Because you won't see stuff.
19:20And as we headed further in, it was no longer just the fear of the wildlife that was worrying
19:25us.
19:26Fucking hell, Dharma.
19:27Are you winding me up?
19:29This is awful.
19:31For two middle-aged men, scrambling through tiny gaps and jagged rocks was becoming a much
19:38bigger problem.
19:39Oh, bloody hell, fuck.
19:41I've got a little, like, health tracker.
19:44It just told me I was playing far the side.
19:47It was tough going.
19:49Oh, my God.
19:50You all right?
19:51Yeah.
19:52It's just hard.
19:53And as we left the first chamber for the next...
19:56Right.
19:57It's sucking up and it's like climbing a mini mountain.
20:00Thankfully, Dharma was on hand to help us get through it.
20:04Calm.
20:05Yeah.
20:06Slow.
20:07Carefully.
20:08Be good.
20:09What's embarrassing is, me and Romish have got all the gear on and Dharma's jumping about
20:13in a pair of flip-flops.
20:14But then I suppose he's used to it.
20:16He's grown up here, hasn't he?
20:18Stick him on a tube.
20:20Tell him to get from Waterloo to Finsbury Park.
20:23You know what I mean?
20:24We've all got our own habitat.
20:30But all our hard work was paying off.
20:32As after nearly an hour of dragging our sad bodies through bat hoop-covered rocks,
20:37we were finally entering the bat chamber.
20:40Oh, my God.
20:41Look at that.
20:48It's 40 minutes of slipping and tripping up and going,
21:00and, like, thinking of your wife and children.
21:02And at the end of it are 30 of the most hideous fucking creatures I've ever seen in my life.
21:0931 for us with Rob.
21:11It had been a mission just to get there.
21:15But once we did, we only had one strategy.
21:18Spray and pray, baby.
21:20OK, come and look at me, you little bat bastard.
21:24We took hundreds of photos as quickly as we could.
21:27And compared to the spider, we were getting better in the dark.
21:31Oh, I've got some good ones there.
21:33But compared to the professionals, we were still nowhere near their level.
21:37So, let's go.
21:38So, is it this way back out as well?
21:40Yeah.
21:41Fucking hell.
21:48So, how was it for you?
21:49Well, we did get some photos of those disgusting little upside-down rats.
21:53But, yeah, I don't...
21:55It's very tiring.
21:57Very hot in there, wasn't it?
21:59It was very hot, yeah.
22:00It was 97% humid.
22:02Is that right?
22:03I don't know what that means.
22:04Humidity.
22:05100% humidity's the sea.
22:07So, you're underwater?
22:08But we were 97% of the way there.
22:10We're not 3% away from being in the sea.
22:12Well, I don't know how it works, but 100% humidity must be water.
22:15You...
22:16When you're in the cave, you can't go...
22:18If there was 3% more water in here, we'd be in the sea.
22:20Well, get me 3% more, we'll check.
22:22I am wet, though.
22:23Me too.
22:24I'm half seal.
22:25I'll tell you what is 97% humidity.
22:27My gooch.
22:28Oh, my anus is pure water.
22:29That's 103.
22:30Anyway.
22:32My skin is disgusting.
22:34I think I might have lost weight, though.
22:35Mm.
22:36I feel like we're on Celebrity Fat Club.
22:39Make the fat ones go tunnelling through cave holes they can't fit through,
22:42while a little fella with flip-flops flies through.
22:44It was hard.
22:53But it's one of those...
22:55I would describe it as one of those once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
22:57And by once-in-a-lifetime, I mean I'm never fucking doing it again.
23:00Ever.
23:01Hi.
23:04Hi.
23:05This can't be real.
23:10This cannot be real.
23:12Brilliant.
23:13Do you know what?
23:15It's the perfect end to today.
23:19About two hours getting no decent photos.
23:22Bring on the thunderstorm.
23:24Please.
23:33Rob and I had deep into our second day in Sumatra,
23:35and we still didn't have an exhibition-worthy photo.
23:38So, with time running out, Dham had arranged for us to go on a night-time photography mission.
23:43But, given the weather, it was the last thing we wanted to do.
23:47Well, the conditions are sheer.
23:49They are like...
23:50Do you know what these conditions are like?
23:51When that guy tried to steal the embryos in Jurassic Park.
23:53And that thing sprayed the stuff in his face.
23:57I'm half-expected to see a goat on a string.
24:00And then I look again and it's disappeared.
24:02We were on the edge of the rainforest to try something called night herping.
24:08Basically going out into the jungle to find snakes and amphibians that we could try to photograph.
24:15Everything was against us.
24:17But Dharma told us not to worry as he had brought along some help.
24:21I asked my best friend to lead you on the night track.
24:27Assisted us on this hellish walk was Dharma's friend, Ipau, a snake expert.
24:32Ipau, are any of the snakes poisonous?
24:34Number one is our King Cobra.
24:35King Cobra?
24:36There's King Cobra?
24:37Yeah, I can bite you.
24:38Have you ever been bitten?
24:39Yeah, I can bite.
24:40I'm already bite King Cobra.
24:41You've been bitten by King Cobra?
24:42No, of course.
24:43Look at this.
24:44Fucking hell.
24:45Oh my God.
24:46Yeah, and they've got them here, aren't they?
24:47Yeah, yeah, yeah.
24:48Cool.
24:49I wish we'd ask that question after the walk, but cool.
24:58Let's do it.
24:59Let's go.
25:00Let's find some.
25:01Let's go.
25:02Let's go.
25:03There's fucking King Cobras here.
25:05You know King Cobra?
25:07There could be one right round here.
25:10There's deadly shit out here.
25:13Oh, coming.
25:14Coming.
25:15I see this one snake.
25:16I see this one snake there.
25:18There, there.
25:19Brown back.
25:20You see?
25:21Oh, yeah.
25:22Is that poisonous?
25:23Ah, this not strong.
25:24No, it's not strong.
25:25When I touch this snake, it's changing color.
25:26Nah, we're all right with that color, to be honest.
25:28Yeah.
25:29Ippal.
25:30Now, Ippal, great guy.
25:31Would I put me and him together?
25:32Absolutely not.
25:33If I arrived on a stag do with someone I didn't know that well, and Ippal was there,
25:36he'd probably be the last person I ended up chatting with.
25:38I love this snake.
25:40It's very good.
25:41I love this.
25:42You see?
25:43Also, surely, you've got to stick on a pair of boots and long sleeves for her pin.
25:47I mean, I don't even go out in odd flip-flops to do the bins.
25:51He's sliding about, picking up cobras.
25:53No wonder it bit him.
25:55Oh, the greedy one.
25:56Yeah.
25:57This viper.
25:58Little viper bar.
25:59Yeah.
26:00Ah.
26:01But this one, I wanna bite you, coma.
26:03Two week.
26:04Two week coma?
26:05Yeah.
26:06Two week, yeah.
26:07Wow, man.
26:08Shall we move on, then?
26:09The back of the bottom.
26:10I thought the Batcave was bad, but as we were going through the jungle, I was thinking nostalgically
26:16about the Batcave, and that became sort of my happy place in my head.
26:20As I walked through the jungle, and Ippal pointed out another really poisonous snake.
26:25But it's good colour.
26:26It's a great colour.
26:27Good colour.
26:28Good coma colour.
26:29Yeah.
26:30At one point in there, I thought I might as well get bit, at least I don't get to leave.
26:33I'm just gonna put my arm out in front of him.
26:35If I have a bang on that, mate, I'll get two weeks in hospital.
26:38Be easier than this.
26:40It is a low point when you're wishing for a coma.
26:45But despite the thunder, the lightning, and the snakes that put you in comas, best friends
26:50Ippal and Dharma were still in high spirits.
26:53Look at this.
26:54Dancing insects?
26:55Dancing insects.
26:56And, almost unbelievably, their enthusiasm was starting to rub off on us.
27:01Ippal, this is such good herping, man.
27:03Yeah, yeah.
27:04We're doing some good herping, bro.
27:05This is great, isn't it?
27:06You know what?
27:07I think Dharma, he'd be a great tour guide in Ibiza.
27:10He is just like, he just got this mad vibe.
27:14Oh, can't get back.
27:15It's gonna be crazy, man.
27:17And then he shows his best friend and his best friend, they've both been taking the same
27:22thing.
27:23Both absolutely off their tits on herp and they wanted to join them.
27:26Things were on the up and what made it even better.
27:29Look, look here.
27:30Oh, that's a good one.
27:31We were starting to find some less deadly wildlife.
27:34Hey, proff, proff, come in, proff, proff.
27:37So now we could get close enough to bag some half-decent photos.
27:41See that?
27:44That's good herp.
27:45Great night.
27:46Five stars trip advisor.
27:48Get your herp on.
27:50It's a good night herping, eh?
27:52Yeah, great herping.
27:53Yeah.
27:54It's some of the best herping I've ever done.
27:55Yeah, yeah.
27:56Dharma is like, in the data.
27:58Sorry, just the lightning, so it's lightning again.
28:00It's a bit of lightning, so I got slightly distracted by the lightning.
28:03The herping had been a success, and after our second day in the jungle, we now had at least one photo we were proud of.
28:12So what did you make of herping?
28:14Um, I'd say when I was in the middle of that jungle, the worst place I've ever been in the world.
28:20Mm.
28:21And I've done night buses through Peckham.
28:22Yeah.
28:23But as herping goes, five star.
28:24I suspect I'd prefer it not in a thunderstorm.
28:26What I did like, though, was meeting Dharma's best friend.
28:29That was sweet, wasn't it?
28:30Yeah, really sweet.
28:31He was my best friend.
28:32Just imagine them just coming out here at one in the morning.
28:33It's a quick herp.
28:34Fancy bit of herping.
28:35You see the bite on his arm?
28:36Yeah.
28:37Jesus Christ.
28:38I don't think, if I was recommending him as a tour guide, if I was giving him some advice, I'd say don't open with the King Cobra stuff.
28:44He was wearing odd flip-flops as well, did you see that?
28:46Yeah, I mean, listen, the fact they were odd wasn't the big concern.
28:49Flip-flops.
28:50How is he wearing flip-flops?
28:51Absolutely wild.
28:52I wasn't thinking, get there matching, mate.
28:54I was thinking, get some fucking boots on, you lunatic.
28:56At 6am tomorrow, have another herp?
28:58Yeah, absolutely.
28:59Yeah, let's go.
29:00Let's herp.
29:01Ipple's still out there, by the way.
29:02Is he?
29:03Yeah, he's taken one of his sliders off just to be sassy.
29:08Rob and I are attempting to take a photo for wildlife photographer of the year.
29:12If it's good enough, it'll be displayed here.
29:15Absolutely, if it's good enough, yeah.
29:17Competition judge Roz Kidman Cox had even reserved us a space in an exhibition seen by millions.
29:27After two days in Sumatra, surrounded by wildlife, all we had to offer was the underside of a frog.
29:33But from day one, Rob had his heart set on something else.
29:36What's your dream photo?
29:37I think an orangutan, the gentleman of the jungle, whatever he's called.
29:40So today, our guide Dharma was leading us deep into Gunung Lusa, in search of the king of the swingers.
29:46I'm excited because he reckons we're going to see orangutans.
29:50That's the shot we want.
29:52But first, we were meeting back up with photography expert, Ule.
29:55Good, how are you?
29:56Yeah, good.
29:57Good, thank you.
29:58He was loading us up with all the tech.
30:00You want to open it?
30:01Yeah, so if we did find an orangutan, we couldn't miss.
30:04Oh, man.
30:05Oh, fuck off.
30:06Oh, my God, you're taking a fist?
30:07Yes.
30:08That's mental.
30:09What the...
30:10This is not...
30:11This can't be...
30:13Yeah, this is the super tele.
30:16Yeah.
30:17It's a tele-zoom.
30:18This is 600 millimetres.
30:19Yeah.
30:20And then...
30:21Yeah.
30:22So that goes in that?
30:23Uh-huh.
30:24Then you have a little hulk about in the woods?
30:25We might as well have stayed in England and taken them from that.
30:27So that goes around in there?
30:28Jesus Christ!
30:29You can't wander around like that.
30:31That is...
30:32Ule, that's not real.
30:34That's real.
30:35Do you reckon they'll see me coming?
30:37It was our last shot.
30:42One last trip with Dharma and it wasn't going to be easy because we were looking for a critically endangered species.
30:48With only a few thousand Sumatra and orangutans left, spread across thousands of miles of jungle, the odds weren't in our favour.
30:55Today is everything.
30:57Everything.
30:58I don't want to overstate it.
31:00The success of the trip rests on what happens in this jungle today.
31:04If we don't find an orangutan today, this has been a massive fucking waste of time.
31:08We had a long day ahead, but Dharma's 30 years of experience in the rainforest and his work with the Sumatran Orangutan Society would hopefully deliver us a competition-worthy photo.
31:19Sometimes, with the orangutans, we can communicate.
31:25Really?
31:26How can you?
31:27For the male, we call that long calls, to telling the single females I am here.
31:34Right.
31:35And that sounds look like, whoop, whoop, whoop, like that, which is, whoop, whoop, whoop.
31:43And it can hear about, what, two kilometres away.
31:46Yeah.
31:47Pardon?
31:48Do you have a go?
31:49Whoop!
31:50Whoop!
31:51Whoop!
31:52Whoop!
31:53Whoop!
31:54Whoop!
31:55Whoop!
31:56Whoop!
31:57Whoop!
31:58Whoop!
31:59Whoop!
32:00That's Lisa coming.
32:01Yeah.
32:02It worked.
32:03You're saying that Lisa's an orangutan that's responding to a mating call?
32:06No, I'm saying she's responding to your mating call.
32:09Dharma was a fountain of jungle knowledge.
32:12Rob was saying what he saw.
32:14Big old bastard tree, that, innit?
32:16Yeah.
32:17What's this tree, Dharma?
32:18Uh, this is other type of, uh...
32:20Old rocket.
32:21Oh, you love that one, didn't you?
32:26R-F-O-L.
32:27You're gonna use that on your next door.
32:29Yeah.
32:30Yeah, yeah, yeah.
32:31R-F-O-L.
32:32R-F-O-L.
32:33R-F-O-L.
32:34R-F-O-L.
32:35R-F-O-L.
32:36R-F-O-L.
32:37R-F-O-L.
32:38R-F-O-L.
32:39R-F-O-L.
32:40R-F-O-L.
32:41R-F-O-L.
32:42R-F-O-L.
32:43R-F-O-L.
32:44R-F-O-L.
32:45R-F-O-L.
32:46R-F-O-L.
32:47R-F-O-L.
32:48R-F-O-L.
32:49R-F-O-L.
32:50R-F-O-L.
32:51R-F-O-L.
32:52R-F-O-L.
32:53R-F-O-L.
32:54R-F-O-L.
32:55R-F-O-L.
32:56R-F-O-L.
32:57R-F-O-L.
32:58R-F-O-L.
32:59R-F-O-L.
33:00R-F-O-L.
33:01R-F-O-L.
33:02R-F-O-L.
33:03R-F-O-L.
33:04R-F-O-L.
33:05R-F-O-L.
33:06R-F-O-L.
33:07So many hectares.
33:08We could afford to lose a bit.
33:10Well, no, no. We want to keep it.
33:11No, just kidding.
33:13It's a bit of environmental banter.
33:14The hours of walking were starting to get to Rob.
33:17Are we going to see a natural orangutan today, do you think?
33:20Cross the finger.
33:21I like Dharma.
33:23I think he's a great guy.
33:24He is difficult to read in that he's incredibly positive
33:26about everything.
33:28So it's highly likely at the end of the day,
33:30he'll just go, we didn't find any orangutans.
33:32And then we'll just have to live with it.
33:34And then I assume Rob will pummel him to death.
33:36Shit.
33:38What's just that?
33:40Yeah, well, we'd been on our feet for hours
33:43and still no sign of an orangutan.
33:45The day was getting on, and soon we'd have to start heading back.
33:50But then...
33:53Look at that.
33:55Wow.
33:57Man.
33:58Oh, he's looking at you, Rob.
33:59Oh, my God.
34:00Look at him.
34:01Do we do the noise?
34:02Do we see the noise?
34:03No.
34:04No, no, no, no.
34:05Oh, my God.
34:06Oh, my God.
34:07After a long and hot four hours of searching,
34:10we'd finally found a female orangutan.
34:12All right, let's get the cameras out.
34:14Camera.
34:15I'll get yours out, you get mine out, OK?
34:16OK.
34:17But this was the first time he used our massive telephoto lens,
34:21and they handled like scaffolding poles.
34:23Oh, my God.
34:24Must have made me to hold up.
34:25Oh, God.
34:26Is it coming down?
34:27This was the moment we'd been waiting for,
34:29and we were making a mess of it.
34:31Why does it keep moving, the bastard?
34:33It's as well, are this?
34:35Can I have it?
34:36I've got the back of it.
34:38And just like that, she disappeared.
34:40Go on.
34:41Go on.
34:42Yeah.
34:43Should we chase it?
34:44No.
34:45No, OK.
34:45It's a good decision.
34:46It's time for her to walk.
34:48You are so lucky, man.
34:50Yeah?
34:50You are.
34:51I don't think you'll think that when you see the photos.
34:53Look, I've got that.
34:55Dharma delivered the moment,
34:57but we've completely failed to photograph it.
35:01I literally cannot believe this just happened.
35:04I mean, as soon as she saw our cameras, she moved.
35:06All we had to do was take the shot and we couldn't deliver.
35:09No.
35:09We've done a nearly 20-hour flight, four or five-hour trek.
35:13You found us in orangutan and between us at one photo.
35:16Is there one chained up anywhere?
35:17I've got one in the group, though.
35:20It's difficult to say, but it was a massive cock-up.
35:24As soon as we got the cameras out,
35:26it moved like it didn't want to be on Sky.
35:29It was just like, do you know what?
35:30I'm only going to do terrestrial.
35:32Yeah, I've got nothing here.
35:33It's going to find Attenborough.
35:35It's... I can't believe it.
35:37I've got absolutely fuck off.
35:40It's like there.
35:42I've got the same camera they used to shoot Jupiter.
35:45Right, Attenborough, thank you very much. That was amazing.
35:47You delivered. Thank you so much.
35:49This is your lap.
35:50Is it just back the four hours we came?
35:52Yep. Great.
35:53Okay, cool. All right, then. Off we go.
35:56We had four hours of walking ahead.
35:59Just enough time to reflect on how badly it had gone.
36:01I don't even know if I can talk to Lisa and the kids about it.
36:05Dad's back. Oh, my God.
36:06Show us the photo of the orangutans.
36:09I haven't got any, son.
36:11But... but you saw them, didn't you? Yeah.
36:14You said it was really close, yeah?
36:17So, did you get a photo? No.
36:19What's the matter, Dad?
36:20Did you not have a good camera? I had the best, son.
36:24Was it a rubbish lens? It was the biggest lens you could get.
36:27But you still didn't get a photo? No.
36:29Why?
36:30Because your dad's shit.
36:33I hate you, Dad.
36:34I hate me, too, son.
36:37What?
36:39What is it?
36:40I don't have a orangutans.
36:42Oh, look. Oh, my God.
36:43Look at that rope.
36:44That's amazing.
36:45Oh, yeah.
36:46Yeah. That's so good.
36:47It's a good spot.
36:48Oh, that's amazing.
36:52I'm getting a leaf.
36:54Where is it? Where's it gone?
36:55Oh, for fuck's sake.
36:58It's so heavy.
37:02She's a hungry girl.
37:03A lunchtime.
37:05This time, we were better prepared.
37:07And I had a good feeling about some of my photos.
37:09You're a legend, Dharma.
37:11Well, congratulations.
37:12I've done it.
37:13Dharma, thank you, bro.
37:14Congratulations.
37:15This is amazing.
37:16The hours of struggling through the forest
37:18suddenly felt like nothing.
37:20If this was what wildlife photography's all about,
37:23I was into it.
37:31Oh, my God.
37:34Oh, my God.
37:36That's amazing.
37:37Hey, Alan Pauline.
37:40Finally.
37:41Come here. Come here.
37:44I'll tell you what, we've had a stroke of luck.
37:46Because we thought we were done.
37:47We had an absolute howler with the first one.
37:49We're walking through.
37:50Then, big daddy boy's up there.
37:51Sitting there.
37:53Big old plate face.
37:55Just free target.
37:56Nice looking at you.
37:58He's deciding which one's comedy, of course.
38:00Didn't move.
38:01I'm going on one knee.
38:02I'm fucking getting into this.
38:03Wow.
38:04We absolutely nailed him.
38:05Got full frontal and open jaw.
38:07It's got a win, hasn't it?
38:08Oh, smash that.
38:10Yeah, you're the man.
38:12We've done it.
38:13Proper photos of one of the rarest species on the planet.
38:16We definitely had something for Roz, even if Ron was still at sixes and sevens with his camera.
38:26Oh, my God.
38:27You don't look like down the aisle thing, you just look on it like an iPad.
38:30What?
38:31Yeah.
38:32You've not been looking down the aisle at all?
38:33No, I've just been using that.
38:34That is wild, that is.
38:35I can't be arsed to look down the aisle, mate.
38:36Jesus Christ, you've got to look down the aisle.
38:38Look, let me try holding up to my aisle.
38:39Yeah, yeah, as a photographer would.
38:41Oh, that's so much better.
38:42You're like Arnold Schwarzenegger in Commando.
38:48Say hello to the wild blood photographer of the year.
38:49Like you, we're not expecting this.
38:55We've got three.
38:56Yeah.
38:57I'm starting to think they're not endangered.
38:58It's a good bit of PR.
38:59It's been amazing.
39:00I mean, it's such a rare animal to see.
39:08Was that an upper hand at him?
39:11Fucking leave us alone.
39:16It was time to say goodbye to Dharma.
39:18He never stopped smiling, even when we were falling apart.
39:21And he delivered when we needed it most.
39:24Dharma, that was amazing.
39:26Oh, thank you.
39:27All right, Dan.
39:28Thank you so much.
39:29Three orangutans.
39:30Three orangutans.
39:32It's been incredible.
39:32We've done so many amazing things.
39:33Yeah.
39:34The caves.
39:35Caves, elephants, bridges, orangutans.
39:38Unbelievable.
39:39We've been so lucky with what we've seen.
39:40We've been really lucky.
39:40Yeah, you are.
39:41You are the luckiest person in this planet at the moment by seeing the big daddy boy.
39:47The big daddy boy.
39:48The big daddy boy.
39:52All right, Dan.
39:53Maybe it's time to go.
39:55All right, we're going.
39:56Yeah, let's go, okay.
39:57I couldn't do that, mate.
39:58Nice to meet you.
39:59Nice to meet you, man.
40:00Nice to meet you, man.
40:01He's just on a date, right?
40:02See you later.
40:03Take care.
40:04Still alive, man.
40:05Still alive.
40:06Still alive and keep smiling, man.
40:07Big daddy boy.
40:08Big daddy boy.
40:09We've returned to civilization to start sorting through the thousands of photos we'd taken since we'd arrived in Sumatra.
40:20Now we had to select two of our best each to send to competition judge Roz.
40:26Okay.
40:27There was a lot of rubbish.
40:28That shit.
40:29Really bad, that one, yeah.
40:31But there were a few that stood out.
40:33Oh!
40:34That's the one I like.
40:36That is good.
40:37That's a big yawn.
40:37That's the best so far.
40:39It had taken hours, but we'd selected two photos each to send to Roz.
40:45I was sending in a nighttime frog and my female orangutan looking off into the middle distance.
40:52I was going all in on big daddy boy.
40:54He looked good whatever.
40:56Big smiley boy.
40:58And easily photo of the week, big yawn boy.
41:01There's a couple of shots in there that could be quite good, and I'm really gutted to say
41:07that the best one might have been taken by Rob Beckett.
41:10So with the photo sent to Roz to judge, all we could do was wait.
41:19And the next day, we got an answer.
41:22Hello.
41:22Hello, Roz, it's Rob and Rob.
41:24Hello.
41:25Hello, hello.
41:26So you made it?
41:27Roz, it's tough out here.
41:29I think we've got good photos, but it's a harsh place.
41:32Yeah, now, I got them overnight.
41:35I've had a good look.
41:36And actually, I was quite surprised.
41:39I was impressed, in fact.
41:42Ooh, wow.
41:43You've actually done very well.
41:45Oh, thank you, thank you.
41:46I really liked the little form.
41:48It looked like it was about to try and eat something.
41:51It had an attitude.
41:52That was my photo.
41:53I was really passionately taking it.
41:55OK.
41:56But the one I decided on, I really liked, was the female.
42:01And she's looking to one side.
42:03Oh, got one again.
42:04It's on her, the light has caught her eyes, just as a glint in her eye.
42:10Incredibly, Roz had liked all mine, and none of Rob's had even got a mention.
42:14But I thought I'd better at least pretend to be gracious about it.
42:18Do you know why we like the yawning one?
42:21It's because it was like a bit of an action shot.
42:22That's why we thought that was better, but...
42:24And teeth and stuff.
42:25But I'm afraid on the left, it's just too distracting and messy with the light coming through.
42:32Yeah, well, it is a jungle, Roz.
42:34What do you want me to boot?
42:35Retire it?
42:37Well, you know...
42:39Cup of bamboo wall, Roz.
42:40Give us a chance.
42:41It's a jungle.
42:42Well, we're coming onto the wall now.
42:44Oh, OK.
42:46But I just wanted to say, you did do well.
42:49Yeah.
42:49You know, joking aside, I hadn't expected shots that would be good enough to put on the wall.
42:55Oh, oh.
42:56So, um, my favourite one will be on show at the Wildlife Photographer, the exhibition at the Natural History Museum.
43:05Really?
43:06Yeah, so well done.
43:08Oh, my God.
43:09So, middle distance is going on the wall?
43:10Middle distance on the wall.
43:11Thank you, Roz.
43:12I'm buzzing.
43:14Is there any space for another one?
43:16Yeah, it would be my second one, isn't it?
43:18No, it's the one.
43:18Yeah, it would be.
43:19Shit.
43:20I'm sorry.
43:22Don't worry, yeah.
43:23I know what it's like.
43:23You're tired for space at the Natural History Museum, that you once had a dinosaur in the middle of it.
43:28Famously...
43:29It typed the old ruler's face.
43:31Famously devoid of walls.
43:35I'm buzzing, Roz.
43:36That's amazing news.
43:37I can't believe it.
43:39All right.
43:40All right.
43:40See you soon.
43:41Bye.
43:41Bye.
43:42Bye.
43:42Bye.
43:42Bye.
43:42Bye.
43:42Bye.
43:42Bye.
43:42Bye.
43:42Bye.
43:42Bye.
43:43Bye.
43:43Bye.
43:43Bye.
43:43Bye.
43:44Bye.
43:44Bye.
43:44Bye.
43:45Bye.
43:46Bye.
43:47So, after travelling over 6,000 miles across the globe.
43:51Never ends, is it?
43:52Trekking with elephants.
43:53Come here, Dumbo.
43:54Crawling through caves.
43:56Oh, my God.
43:57Oh, you spray and spray, baby.
43:59And dodging coma-inducing snakes.
44:01There's King Cobra here.
44:02Yeah.
44:03We finally managed to capture a shot worthy...
44:04Oh, my God.
44:05...of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition.
44:08Oh, that's right, yeah.
44:10And what made it even better was that Rob didn't have a single picture on the wall.
44:15I thought I'd nailed it, to be honest.
44:17Yeah.
44:17Well, it's, you know, she's exciting.
44:20Photos going up.
44:21Photos going up.
44:22I would say, though, we've done pretty well here, considering how bad our photos were to
44:27the good ones we've got.
44:28I think it just goes to show you that, like, if you've got a bit of determination...
44:32Yes.
44:32...you've got a guide that takes you exactly to where the animals are, and somebody's
44:35showing you how to use a camera...
44:37And about eight grand's worth of equipment.
44:38Yeah.
44:39You know, so if you do have access to that, I'd say, you know, anyone can get involved
44:43in this competition.
44:44There are no barriers to entry.
44:45All you've got to do is have a 15-year comedy career, build yourself up to the point where
44:49you've got enough profile to do a show on Sky, then have the amount of technical support
44:53that we had in order to take one photo that's good out of 15,000.
44:56Yes.
44:56We've made it.
44:57Yeah.
44:57You're on the wall, baby.
44:58Yeah.
44:58And unfortunately, because there's not enough wall space, I'm not.
45:01No.
45:01Well, I'm going to go hose down my gooch.
45:03Yep.
45:04Thank you, Indonesia.
45:05Let's get me to Bromley.
45:06Yeah.
45:07We're still alive, baby.
45:08I'm going to have a cheese sandwich with Estella when I go.
45:12I see trees of green, red roses too.
45:18I see them bloom for me and you.
45:24I see them bloom for me and I think to myself, what a wonderful world.
45:34Yes, I think to myself, what a wonderful world.
45:38Oh, yes…
45:44What a wonderful world.
45:46Oh, yes.
45:50Oh, yes.
45:54Oh, yes.
45:56Oh, yes.
46:01Oh, yes.
46:02Transcription by CastingWords
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