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The Amazon, the world's mightiest river.

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What lives within its hundred meters depths
is one of Earth's greastest mysteries.

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Now, an international team of divers and scientists

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are seeking life where no human has ever ventured before.

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To the very bottom of the Amazon.

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The expedition has already found extraordinary creatures,

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but they've only begun to explore
what lies within this alien world.

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For 3 days, the team have been searching for the giant Jau catfish

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but this monster of the deep has eluded them.

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The diving is proving far more difficult then they imagined

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and they're behind schedule.

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A decision is made to split into 2 teams.

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In the first, veteran diver and wildlife cameraman Mike DeGruy

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joins brazilian professor Mario de Pinna

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on a mission to find creatures never filmed before.

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Fish that talk, 

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animals that hunt using electricity,

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but their ultimate goal, 

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to discover species completely new to science.

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In the second team, Kate Humble head deep into the jungle

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Her mission : to track down two of the Amazon's
most elusive animals.

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The rare giant otter,

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and a strange pink river dolphin, the Boto.

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On their quest for new species, 

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Mike and Mario have to cross
one of the world's great natural spectacles

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The meeting of the waters.

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Here the black waters of the Rio Negro
joins the milky waters of the river Amazon.

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Now, how long will the very, very definite line of demarkation

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It takes several kilometers ,
because the two water types are so different,

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but they're actualy not mix for quite some time.

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There they are, getting close.

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Astonishing.

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We're now leaving one river, ... entering another.

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Leaving the Rio Negro, they enter the silk-laden Amazon.

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Rich in minerals swept from the Andes, 

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this river contains more types of fresh water fish,

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than anywhere else on Earth.

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An ideal hunting ground for new species.

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Many people make a living from the river, 

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but all are weary of the creatures lurking in these murky waters.

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Mike is searching for one of the most feared of all,

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it's just 5 centimeters long,

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the candiru.

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The candiru has a nasty reputation, 

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a reputation nastier than pretty much any fish

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I've ever met in my entire life.

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Candiru are vampires, parasites of other fish.

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They enter their host's body through their gills,
and gourge on their blood.

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But in the turbulent waters of the Amazon, 

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they sometimes enter humans,... by mistake.

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There was a medical record of the guy
that had the unfortunate experience

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of the candiru swiming up his penis.

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So now everything I've been taught not to do :
go into the water,

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it's a little fish, that has a nasty habit,

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of swiming up your urethra.

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That's right, that's what we're about to do.

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The candiru is more common on this beach,
than anywhere else on the Amazon.

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But there's only one way to find them :

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you have to get in the water.

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I think we'll be safe.

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Or at least I hope we'll be.

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100 kilometers away, 

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Kate's team is searching for aquatic giants,

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somewhere in the world's biggest reservoirs.

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When it was damed in 1987, 

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it drown half a million trees, creating a lake

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larger than Luxembourg.

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It's extraordinay.... it has a 

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kinda ghostly beauty about it.

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This area, now, 

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partly because it's so protected, 

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has become home not just for a huge diverse

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population of fish, including the black piranha,

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wich is the most fearsome of them all,

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but also to turles, 

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and to giant otters.

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Very, very exciting.

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If Kate and her team can film the giant otters, 

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it will also help local scientists identify family members, 

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a useful tool for their protection.

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But finding the otters in this vast area won't be easy, 

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only 3000 remain in the whole of South America.

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After 6 hours of looking , Kate hasn't seen a trace of an otter,

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but this remote reservoir has become
home to a huge variety of wildlife.

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There's so much to look at.

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Mike's team are having no more luck in their search for the candiru.

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But they have met a trawl of bizzare little aliens,

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whose ancestors came from the ocean, 1000 miles away.

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Look at those teeth...

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The needle-fish.

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Have a marine version of this, and looks exacly like this actually.

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Snappy little fellow, too.

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This...is everybody's favorite...

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It's a puffle-fish.

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When a predator takes them,

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it puffs up, and they can't get them down, 

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should have let them go.

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Or it can go into a crack or crevice,
and puff up and it can't be extracted.

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I need to get them back in the water pretty quicly, tho.

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No sign of candiru, yet, 

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but , instead, a fish that wards off predators

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by talking.

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Armored catfish.

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Mix these songs, trying to get rid of you.

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Go ahead, bring it up, here we go.

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Come on, say hi.

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He's saying : please let me go.

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See ya.

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Kate's found another distraction, on her search for giant otters.

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A skimmer, plucking fish from the surface of the water.

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I suppose this is the ... 

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beauty of being in a ...

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closed reserve

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The animals had absolutely no human contact, so they're not scared of it.

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I want to go into the water.

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We are absolutely surronded by botos.

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Boto, a pink, fresh water dolphin.

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Well, the 6 hour journey 

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is now extended to...

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I think about 8 hours.

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It's entirely my fault.

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There's so much to look at.

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We have to make camp before it gets dark.

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We're here for 2 days, I'm sorry.

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Mike and his team have been in the water 2 hours.

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If a candiru enters their body,
they'll need emergency surgery to cut it out,

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but at last, he catches one.

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Fortunately, in the net.

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These fish have modified teeth outside of the mouth,

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so these are not real spines, they are actually teeth.

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That what all the fuss is about.

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Candiru, the famous and infamous.

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Now, when they're full of blood, this will be a little larger in diameter,

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and red.
They are about twice the size.

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I can feel those spines and ... teeth.

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So now we can see how it actually moves,

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when it's trying to get in something.

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They move on to their ultimate goal:

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To discover species completely new to science.

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The team are going to try a new tactic.

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To dive in the dead of night.

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They use the daylight for preparing their gear.

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Underwater cameraman Mike Pitts makes his final equipment check.

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9 tenths of any job underwater is up here.

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Simply you make it up here, 

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it's so much easyer when you're down there.

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The camera system is ready to go.

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It's time to test their theory.

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Absorbant time-remaining OK ?
Yeah.

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Computer electronics turned on.
Yeah.

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Oxygen tank on.
Yeah.

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Diving at night is more dangerous.

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It's all too easy to get lost in the darkness.

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If anything goes wrong, they're totally on their own.

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The nearest hospital is 3 days away.

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They're all in, I'm getting happier by the minute,
and they're all going for it.

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At first, this alien world seems empty.

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But an hour into their dive, and 30 meters deep, 

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strange creatures start to appear.

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The blind tube-snout.

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One meter long, but only a centimeter thick, 

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it uses its dark pink electric organ to communicate
and find food in the gloom.

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But when the fish come out, so did the predators.

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Somewhere in the darkness, a Boto dolphin
is searching for prey with sonar.

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The Panaque, the only fish on Earth that eats wood.

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Their huge gut holds unique bacteria

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to digest the dense hardwoods of the Amazon.

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Suddenly there's a problem.

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Mike Pitts's air supply has malfunctioned.

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He's 20 meters below the surface, and in danger of loosing consciousness.

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Despite the urgency, it's crucial they ascend slowly.

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Coming up too fast can cause serious medical injuries.

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The guys were just over an hour into their dive, 

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and they had a rebreather problem, 

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not entirely sure what it was, 

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sounds like some electronics had gone down,
and they had to climb manually.

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You're taking first aid precautions.

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The last little bit of their ascent

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was quit rapid,
and it's the last little bit.... that is important.

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We've put them on pure oxygen, as a precaution.

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I half considered dropping the camera...half considered it.

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And then I thought I can't control it properly.

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You feeling alright , fellows ?
Just give me a thumbs up.

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The incident drives home just how alone they really are.

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Next morning, Kate is been joined by Fernando Costus ,

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who's spent 4 years studying giant otters.

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He knows, that to have any chance of filming them,
they must start the search at dawn.

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It's just gone 5 in the morning...

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and Fernando and I are on a quest

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to see if the giant otters are having more of a lie in than us.

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Fernando often goes days without seeing an otter

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and he's developed some unconventional techniques to find them.

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This is the den, underneath the vegetation.

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The entrance of the den, here.

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I'm also collecting some thesis to know
what they're eating here, in the lake.

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Because we know giant otters, they eat mainly fish

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like piranhas.

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And what type of piranhas are in this lake ?
Mainly black.

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Big ones...they can reach up to 2 kilos.

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They are big animans...
And very agresive.

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This lake is teeming with black piranhas.

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It should be perfect otter territory,

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but as each hour passes, their chance of finding
the otters seems more remote.

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Mike and Mario are still on the search for new species.

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It's going to take them to places far too shallow for the main boat.

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The Amazon's small streams are crystal clear, 

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because it hasn't rained for weeks.

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This might be their best chance to find new life.

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But nothing's that simple in the Amazon.

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This rain is gonna wash down the exposed clay and mud,

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and it's gonna turn it into muck.

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It seems their best hope for finding animals new to science 

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is being washed away in the mud.

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Finally we find a place where we think we can work, 

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and this is what happends.

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That's typical, isn't it ?

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Back at the reservoir, the sun is shining on Kate and Fernando.

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But that means the otters may have left the dens for today.

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The opportunity to film them may already have been lost.

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They are there, they are leaving the den.

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Hello guys.

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What was that call ?

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A warning call, or is it a sort of...

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They are relaxed, they are not alert, they are not in danger...

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Hunted for years for their fur,
they were nearly driven to extinction.

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Here at least, they are safe.

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Creating a unique opportunity

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for the biologists to find more about their way of life.

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This one's got a fish there.

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Big fish.

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Just getting a better grip.

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Because the feet are totally webbed, they could almost be flippers.

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So, do you think this might be the alpha male and female ?

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The team's footage will help Fernando to identify family members.

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An important step in the protection of these incredible animals.

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I can see why...

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you came back.

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Year after year, after year...

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I just don't see this working

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Mike's having no luck at all.

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The rain has spoiled his chances of finding new species.

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This is going to be muddy for the rest of the day.

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Hey, Mario !

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This just isn't gonna work, I can't see anything.

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I think we catch them, put them in the aquarium

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Filming animals in ankle-deep mud is impossible.

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Mike and biologist Mario decide to catch

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and film fish in the tank , instead.

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Here, we have several representatives of the...

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Is this common here ? on scoop, and you get a dozen fish ?

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Yeah, yeah...

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A lot of life...
It's amazin how little water can hold so much life...

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It's fantastic.

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In the net, Mario spots something that looks different.

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These people live beside a small stream

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that has as many types of fish, as all the rivers in Britain combined.

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The team set up a portable jungle studio, 

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to film the unusual fish.

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At last, they found what they've been looking for.

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A new species.

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This is perfect...this is ichtiological history.

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Just fantastic.

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Hold that down

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That's no doubt that that's blood.

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This is a new species that does really weird,

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like sucks blood, in addition to all that,

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it has become really small, so it can actually

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use the fish in these little creeks.

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It's a new species of blood-sucking catfish.

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It maybe small, but it's an important scientific discovery.

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Animal vampires often posses chemicals
that thin the blood of their victims.

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It's possible thier discovery could lead to
better treatments for heart disease.

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Well done, Mario.

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After Kate's success with the otters, 

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she's determined to find the Boto dolphins.

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She's had a tip-off

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It seems the best place to find wild Boto

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is the local beach resort.

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This small town has become quite famous for this little restaurant,

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because the daugthers of the owners of this restaurant

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have been feeding the dolphins

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and, maybe, but not only can i feed them,
but I can get into water with them.

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Kate lures the Boto, so that the sound recorders

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can try and make a rare , underwater recording of their calls.

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Even they're coming right up here, 

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you still,

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can't really get an idea of what look like,

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because it's so dark down there.

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I want to see your face.

291
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It's one right here.

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Unbelivable.

293
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They got long rows of teeth on either side.

294
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Totally twisted beak

295
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Oh, it's a big one here.

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Got these really big kind of... bulging... foreheads,

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wich is the sonar

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wich they definately need in water this dark.

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Constant clicking.

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Have you noticed that when they come out and take fish,
does the sound change ?...

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Now, that Kate attracted the Botos,
the camera team can get in the water.

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But they've no idea how these dolphins will react.

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The dolphins show no fear of the cameraman,
as they swim through their strange world,

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stained deep red from the rainforest's leaves.

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It likes you a bit better.

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This is fantastic.

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Kate's team are achieving their goal,

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by capturing remarkable underwater images of these amazing animals.

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They're also discovering that wild Botos can be surprisingly gentil.

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There this... there are various stories...

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legends about Boto that they take human form,

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and they whisk away the prettiest girls in the village

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and it's very strange, 

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looking at them under water, they do look curiously human,
as their skin is

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same color as ours, and...

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00:27:33,811 --> 00:27:38,908
yeah, they have this sort of... 
quite human looking form underwater.

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Well, I think

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they are officialy full.

319
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This one, just down here, tickling my feet....

320
00:28:07,639 --> 00:28:10,387
That's it...no more fish

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What an amazing , ... amazing experience.

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Tomorrow the expedition heads further upriver,

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and has a close encounter with a giant anaconda.

