Right . You know , you come , you hear about these things happening , you know , it's a possibility we'll be there when it happens when it's filmed . So we ask exactly the same question .
So totally , we had exactly the same questions and we just didn't know and we were reassured by the scientists , you know , you'll , you'll be amazed like you see those things they will happen , but they will ignore you . And their only warning was that definitely don't get too close . You know , the , because the level of excitement , um , around the chimps during these encounters , you know , if there's ever a time when they could accidentally come very close to you or suddenly see you and get a bit of a fright , you know , that they wouldn't want , they wouldn't want to take that sort of a , a risk with us .
These hulking chimpanzees move through the forest in co ordination when you're there with that and you're very close to these violent encounters with the other chimps . Is there any concern there that you could get caught up in this sort of violent frenzy and maybe be in danger of being attacked or , you know , the there , there isn't actually . And that , that , I mean , the , the what ?
So they did , they did , we were warned , you know , keep a respectful distance from that . But amazingly , and there's a little , um , a little behind the scenes clip that we've sort of released on youtube now and you can see that during , during the , the biggest encounter that we filmed , um , the , the camera people were sort of like in it and , and around it and sort of at one stage sort of like accidentally between the two groups . They were sort of standing off and , you know , that the certain way , I mean , the chimps move so fast and they organize reorganize , separate or whatever .
They may not care about you but you really care about them and , and it's sad . Yeah , it's very sad during the filming or , or at least on the show , there's one instance of the chimpanzees killing , uh , another chimp . Was there more of that ?
