
Bertie Gregory, a wildlife explorer and documentarian, joins Trevor Noah to discuss his work and the importance of conservation. Gregory emphasizes that his goal is to excite people about the natural world and make them aware of the challenges it faces, highlighting the interconnectedness of nature and human well-being. Gregory explains the concept of "whale pump," where whales facilitate nutrient distribution in the ocean, boosting phytoplankton and krill populations, which aids in carbon capture. He also recounts a harrowing experience in the Arctic where a drug-addicted team member became violent, underscoring that humans can often be the most dangerous element in wildlife expeditions. The discussion also explores the complexities of wildlife tourism, balancing economic benefits with the need to protect animal habitats and behaviors.
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