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Steady as she goes there, Dr. Tracy.

Okay, Jack.

Careful, Al.

I want him knocked out, but not hurt.

Look, get the wire cutters, will you?

Easy.

Barb, cut his arm.

poacher snare.

It rested here and he broke free.

Otherwise, he would have strangled to death.

There's been no poaching on the reserve for years.

Now it looks like we're in for trouble.

We better get her or she'll never find her way home.

It's that elephant's foot.

He was in there too, but he must have pulled free.

What kind of a poacher in his right mind would try to snare a bull elephant?

Well, that snare must be around here someplace.

Oh, there she goes again.

Same workmanship as a snare on a

zebra.

Only this one's fresh.

And there must be others.

A dozen of them.

There's bread all around here.

And they're anchored over there.

Hey, there's an animal caught in there.

I'll get him, Marge.

Hey,

get easy, baby.

Take it easy. Take it easy. You little rascal.

Yeah.

Let's take him back to the clinic and fix him up.

I'd like to see that poacher get caught in one of those snares.

Native hunters have different values, Jack.

Yes.

Well, maybe losing his snares will discourage him. Well, I'm afraid not.

The animal population on this reserve is just too tempting a target.

Oh, we'll stop the poaching, all right, but it'll be difficult and dangerous.

Well, we started, huh?

At least Judy has.

Bet that poacher would like to wring her neck for finding those snares.

Grab the bag, huh, Luke?

Oh, where'd you get her? We found her caught in the snare.

Poor baby.

Jack, take her to the clinic and dust those wire burns off the cell phone.

Right. Can I help? Did I stop you?

Only at the risk of life and limb.

Okay, come on.

Uh, the district officer comes to visit.

Oh, yeah.

Indeed he has.

Hello, Adley. It's good to see you.

I come as to an oasis, hot, thirsty, and beset with problems.

I've done my bit, ordered refreshments for all.

Well, what sort of problems?

Well, Marsh, to put it bluntly, poaching.

Of course, there may be nothing to the story, but we've had reports of several

animal carcasses found in the reserve, including a female rhino without her

horn.

This rhino horn sells for about $300 or $400.

Quite so. Now, I've looked about a bit, but I haven't seen anything yet.

We just found those on the reserve while I was taking the interns on a field

seminar.

Outpost is only gorge.

Vicious things.

Did you spot any sign of the poacher? Not a sign.

What is it, Dad? What's upset Clarence?

He certainly seems concerned about something out there.

Marsh, I'd like to discuss this.

Couldn't we go into animal ESP later?

Animals do have extra senses. They can feel things.

So can I.

Worried, for one, and a bit rushed.

Paula, we'll talk with Clarence later. Come on.

That's a fourth carcass and half a mile.

A baby rhino.

Mother killed by a poacher for a horn. The baby by hyenas.

All right, be careful.

There may be pitfalls, but you'll most likely find snares.

I'll take Clarence.

Yeah, well, if Clarence finds a snare, it'll be by stepping on it.

Okay, stay with an earshot.

If you see anything, yell.

All right, spread out.

Judy! What's wrong, Dad?

Oh, Judy, she's off somewhere.

Tony!

Jody!

Judy!

Judy! Judy!

What is it?

Judy's vanished.

Judy?

Well, maybe she ran into a bunch of chimpanzees and decided to go back to a

social order that'll give her a feeling of security.

Family. Like any other adopted child, Judy belongs to us.

Sure, just like Clarence, huh?

Typical American family.

Father, daughter, chimpanzee, and cross -eyed lion.

Julie, baby, come here, come here. Where have you been, huh?

I wonder what happened to her.

Marsh.

Wakanda. Yes, I think so.

Wakanda? Where does that come from?

Well, this was once all Wakanda territory.

Land, animals, all of it.

Proud people.

Stubborn about what they see as their rights.

Poacher?

Possibly.

We'll see.

Now, Judy, I want you to take us to where you found this. Now, go.

No, no, no.

Look, Judy, I promise we'll all go with you. Okay?

Okay? Sorry. Now, go on.

This

used

to be the main Wakanda hunting area.

Now that it's a reserve, why, the large game herds are returning.

Judy, Clarence, come back here.

Oh, where are they off to?

Jack look see if you can bring the truck up here if you can't bring a stretcher

in the medical kit, right?

And

then

I'll take him in for questioning

I'd rather you didn't for three reasons. Such as?

Shock, loss of blood, and lack of proof.

Proof?

I'm simply going to question him on reasonable suspicion. I'm not going to

torture the man.

Well, give me a week, will you?

Very well, a week. Only don't let him go.

I promise.

William Najima.

I speak your language.

You are a doctor?

Yes, I am, Dr. Tracy.

I am a tembe.

The poacher.

I am a hunter.

I am a tembe of the Wakanda nation.

I hunt.

With snare, if I wish. You know that's illegal.

Not by our laws.

You held my life and gave it back to me.

I will tell you what is true.

I have done nothing wrong.

Wrong?

This is a game reserve.

Not only wrong.

And you've killed animals without reason.

Stop it.

Is this your man, Dr. Tariq?

You tell him not to bark at me.

Luke, pretend there's a patient here.

All right.

I'm sorry.

Come on.

Let's get him in the bed.

Judy, turn down the bed.

This will be your bed.

I have heard that your animals are trained to be as real people.

No, they're not trained.

They're just friendly and intelligent.

We treat them with respect and fondness.

All right, I want you to get some rest now.

Right on.

As you see it, Doctor.

I'll check on you in a little while.

Dr. Marsh, Lacey.

Yes? I am Mr. Satterjee.

How do you do, Mr. Satterjee? This is my daughter, Paula, my assistants, Mr.

Dane, and Mr. Lucchelli.

How do you do?

My very great pleasure.

I know your reputation.

That is why I am here.

As an interested student of zoology, I took such a course at the University of

Bombay. May I look about your famous animal study center?

Sorry, Mr. Satterjee, but he's harmless.

This is Clarence.

Yes, sir.

I was startled.

I don't blame you.

You're most welcome to look around, Mr. Satterjee, but unfortunately we have no

one to guide you at the present moment.

Then with your permission, I will simply wander about.

Ignore me. I am only an observer.

He's a funny little man.

Yeah, he might get lost.

Hey, Jack, you can give him a quick tour after you prepare the sexamethonium

compounds. Right.

And Luke, Elon's going to need another shot.

Yes.

Come on.

Judy.

Judy.

Jimmy.

I heard you had been caught.

And my snares will take you. I will get you new snares.

Fools. They haven't locked you in.

Come on, you must get out of this place.

But Charlie gave me my life.

I've said I will stay here.

But tell me, you work for me?

I am my own man.

You only buy the animals I trap and the ivory I hunt.

I will remain here.

Yes.

You are your own man.

And we will speak again soon.

I have located Matenbe, in care for the Daktari.

And I've also located a fortune.

In Daktari's compound, the animals are already in cages.

The Daktari supplies everything.

In one day, Daktari will make us all rich.

Oh,

I can see how those muscles feel.

Push against my hand.

Push. Push.

Hurt a little?

A little. A little.

Okay. All right, lift up.

Easy. Attaboy.

How does it feel?

Not too bad?

Well, attendee, I think you're almost completely healed.

Why don't you relax over there while we open the clinic, huh?

Same symptoms as yesterday's cases.

Might be East Coast fever.

East Coast fever?

Well, then, I'm going to take a little blood sample here.

Well,

take a look at that, will you?

Yeah, I'm going to have a little listen.

Okay, bring in the next patient.

Send us out of the museum.

Here, have a look.

Luke,

another blood sample.

Drink.

It is.

It's what?

East Coast fever.

I could wipe out every cow, goat, and buffalo in the area.

That means television.

Well, Lou, don't be excited.

We've controlled it before. We'll control it again.

Dr. Doughty?

Yes, sir?

Why you do all this?

Why?

Because, Matembe...

Any man can kill an animal.

But it means more to me to heal them, to steady them, to understand them.

Maybe that's the difference between an animal and a man.

An animal kills, but a man has a choice he can also save.

For instance, you could have died in the bush.

But there you are, one week later, well enough to rejoin your people.

And I hope no more poaching.

I will think on this.

John, time for me to make the rounds.

Judy, will you keep the dummy company?

I do not know.

Do not know.

I have just this moment come from the town.

District Officer Headley has learned that you are well again.

And why should that interest him?

He comes to arrest you for poaching.

But the Tariq has said that Tariq himself has told the District Officer

are well again.

He wants to protect his animal.

That means putting you inside a jail.

Here. Go to the hills on the other side of Zony Gorge. I will meet you there.

No.

I will go my own way.

Who will find me in my own country?

Don't tell me.

And I trusted you.

I have something for you. It will put you to sleep, just for a little while.

They will hunt the tempeh, and we will hunt them. Do not be seen when you

You, young man, come here.

I do want to tell you something.

Dr. Tracy has advised me that I and my helper will be able to go about the

grounds and examine the animals.

You two, get out the trucks.

You begin to cage the animals.

Quickly now.

Only a short time before they catch my temper.

They'll start to refine Matembe's snares, then fan out and call for Judy.

Oh, of course. She knows our voices.

Right, and she'll either answer us or come to us.

First if Matembe has her.

Well, she'll probably just bring them along.

I got faith in that chimp.

It was a very good plan, and I approve, with one exception. I want to go.

Paula, I'm... But Clarence will protect me.

Paula, I have a better idea. You protect Clarence by staying right here.

But... Paula, don't say it.

Men and lions.

Well, we might as well have stayed home.

Don't waste time.

Go!

Go!

Get him to the car.

Amos, thank me, Timby.

He's much more valuable as a decoy than as a poacher.

Okay. Just spread out.

If you see anything or hear anything, whistle.

Jody!

Jody!

Jody!

Oh,

I could sure use some of that animal ESP now.

If Matembi organized it, then Judy's the real head of the Wamero Animal Research

Center. The poaching ring? Of course.

The people have bought from Matembi.

Looks like they've gone into business with themselves wholesale with our

and equipment.

Yeah. Where is Officer Hedley? He's off to the foothills.

I'll be anxious to see Hedley's face when we show him this. Dr. Tracy, you're

very foolish person.

We saw you coming half a mile away.

It's a strategy, I presume.

As a zoologist, I would say you have a very strange way of studying animals.

But it is all very true. I do study animals with an eye to profit.

And today's work will be extremely profitable.

That's our truck.

And these are our animals.

Quite right.

Would you please put the chimpanzee back into the cage?

And now, gentlemen.

of course, that these animals represent years of work. They're all experimental

animals. I am not sentimental.

But I am curious.

How did you get here?

We were hunting for Judy and a friend of yours.

A poacher named McDimby.

He's probably setting snares right now. Luke, I don't believe that.

McDimby gave me his word that he wouldn't hunt on the reserve.

And you believe a poacher?

A savage?

An honest man?

Yes, I believe him.

Remarkable.

You do belong in the cage, Doctor.

In sight.

You'll be safe here.

And somebody will probably find you.

After we are safely across the border.

Put down your rifles and pack up the trucks.

Get enough gas so we can get across the border.

Miss Paula.

Matendi. I mean no harm.

Where's Judy?

I do not have her.

Your father is in trouble.

Will you trust me? Trouble? Where is he?

This way.

Come on, Clara.

We must go to the district officer.

He's near the Zoni Gorge.

There's no time. And they wouldn't believe me.

Probably not.

I have a thought.

I will try to free your father and the others.

If I am seen, then you must go to the district officer.

Oh, yeah.

When Hedley gets here, he'll never believe it.

Well, yes, it's come along fine.

Well, Hedley, we turn these all heel now.

Quite.

Well, don't you have some questions?

Um, not really.

You have helped me and I have helped you.

Truth? Truth.

More, I have helped your people.

Now you owe me a thing.

Truth? Truth.

What is it you want? I have watched you and your people with the animals.

I would like to work this way also.

Help them to live.

To grow.

Is this possible?

Perhaps.

We'll have to check, though.

Judy, what do you think?

Well,

Judy says yes, so I guess the answer is yes.

Welcome here anytime.

Thank you.

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