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[Dos BARKING]

MAN:
Hey, Murdoch.

What's the matter, boy? Huh?

What are you looking at?

Hey. Shh, shh, shh.

[Dos GRovvls]

It's okay, there's nothing out there.

Hey, Dock. Come on, hey,
quit your whimpering, eh?

Let's get back to camp.

Come on. Come on, Dock.
Hey, Dock, come on.

NARRATOR: For centuries, mankind
has been the dominant species.

We've domesticated animals,

locked them up,
killed them for sport.

But what if all across the globe,
the animals decided, "No more "?

What if they finally decided
to Hght back?

[MAN SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY]

Get ready to have a good day.

Five accepted
mass extinction events.

What are you doing?

- Did he say you could look at that?
- No. He's out cold with a hangover.

Go and get the trucks ready.

Rise and shine, Jackson.

We have a dozen impatient Swedes
waiting for us to show them the rhino.

JACKSON:
Go away.

MAN [ON PC]: The dinosaurs sensed
the impending devastation.

[c:LINKING]

JACKSON:
You're not going away, are you?

[CHUCKLES]

Major biotic crises:
Volcanic, glacial, oceanic.

Global de-evolution, extinction events.

Catastrophic. Devastating.

What if prior to any of these events,

the animals knew what was coming?

Though we may be too ignorant,
too unwilling to recognize it,

we can even ignore
the deHant pupil.

Denial is. . .

What does your father mean,
Jackson?

- I'm confused.
- Of course you are, little man.

It's gibberish.

What does he mean when he says
"the defiant pupil"?

I don't know. He was a professor.

- He had a student who wouldn't listen.
- Defiant, like you, Daniel.

Go see to the trucks
and put the radio parts on the plane.

We'll bring them out to Simon
this afternoon.

- Radio parts?
- Radio at Simon's camp is on the blink.

I thought we could fly out there
and help them fix it.

I haven't been able
to reach him for two days.

- What is this?
- A potion.

To help remedy the effects
of drinking with the Swedes.

Come on. Don't be such a coward.

It's just lemon, nutmeg,
grape seed oil, herbs.

And two heaping tablespoons
of baboon dung.

[MAN CHUCKLES]

[TRuMPETING]

This delta is an actual oasis
in an arid climate.

There have been
over 70 species of fish

that have been cataloged
that live in this delta.

Now, the thing to remember
about the black rhino,

which is why they're tricky to find,

is that they live
in transitional habitats.

[FUNK SONG PLAYING
OVER STEREO]

The hell'd you do that for?

JACKSON: We are opposed
to murder in this zip code.

I have a valid license
to hunt that rhino.

Because it's legal
doesn't make it right.

Are you kidding me?
I paid 200 grand for that license.

I paid 9 dollars for this hat.

Seems like we both got ripped off.

- We have a problem here?
- No problem, Rafiki.

What do you mean "no problem"?

Trust me, Mr. Weber.
There is no problem.

Enjoy the beautiful day.

MAN 1: She really said
she wants an open relationship?

MAN 2: Yeah, she did.
That is kind of awesome, no?

Uh... Sure. Until you factor
in the secondary component.

- Which is, so can she.
- So can she what?

Sleep with anybody she wants to.

- And I can't get mad.
- Really?

Really.

Can I have her cell phone number?

I got to be honest,
the moment she said that,

I lost all interest in other women.

[GRovvl_lNG]

It's like when you're a kid
and your ma says

you can have
all the French fries you want.

Then suddenly
you don't want French fries.

You know what I mean, dude?

[GRovvl_lNG]

MAN [ON T\/]: Three dead
and Hve others wounded

as a pair of lions escaped
City of Angels Zoo

and made their way

into the crowded Mid-VWlshire section
of Hollywood,

where they killed two more men
in an alley.

It took L.A.P. D. and Animal Control
Sen/ices till nearly sunrise

to take them down.

Yes, I understand. You said that.
And please tell Mr. Fremer

that I do not accept that explanation.

Why? Well, for one thing,

those lions behaved
entirely out of character.

They escaped by killing their trainer,

a trainer who had been with them
since they were cubs.

They've had a regular routine
for all of that time,

until eight months ago when the zoo
began feeding its animals

- with food from Reiden Global.
MAN: Campbell.

So for Mr. Fremer to say
there's no correlation...

Campbell.

- She wants to see you.
- I got a thing.

Yeah, she doesn't care
about your thing.

Now.

First, let me direct you
to the masthead.

This paper's masthead.

My paper's masthead.

Which indicates it's owned by...

G-DJ International.

Now I'd like to direct
your attention to this.

It's a blog.
It's called Somewhat Damaged.

And it's written by a person
who calls herself

the Girl with the Genie Tattoo.

Never heard of it.

No? Oh, it's your typical noisy,
nosy firebrand crap.

Raging at injustice
and corporate misconduct.

But the Girl with the Genie Tattoo
has a specific hatred

for a particular
biotechnology company.

Okay.

This is her latest entry.

Perhaps you'd like to read
the highlighted part out loud.

"Lawrence Fremer, chairman of the L.A.
Parks Services, is the latest to fall prey

to the evil agrochemical
company's pettifoggery

when he agreed to a service contract
with Reiden Global,

and, as a consequence,
two lions ran amok,

killing three people."

And can you guess
who owns Reiden Global?

G-DJ International.

Okay, what does this have
to do with me?

Jamie, don't take us for fools.

WOMAN: I've been editing your copy
for two years now.

And you've used the word
"pettifoggery" on several occasions.

I know, because I had to look it up.

And based on that flimsy logic,

you think I'm the person
writing this blog?

Are you gonna force me
to ask you to strip down

so we can see whether or not
somewhere on your body

is the tattoo of a genie?

MAN:
When we get to Simon's camp,

I'm going to talk to him
about Daniel.

He has big dreams.

He wishes to be a scientist,
like the great Robert Oz. Heh-heh.

He's always asking, "Why?"

Why is the sky blue?
Why does the plane fly?

Why does the lion roar?

Me, I'm a man of pleasure.

I prefer "when."

When is my next meal?
When is my next drink?

When is my next woman?

And I prefer "how,"

as in how will I get you
to stop talking?

[LAUGHS]

If Daniel really wants
to be a scientist,

he shouldn't be watching
those tapes.

They're nonsense.

Extinction events and dinosaurs and...

All those tapes really document
is a brilliant man coming unhinged.

As you have said,
"All men are unknowable.

But with animals
you know where you stand."

My friend, Jackson Oz,
the philosopher of the Okavango Delta.

Animals are predictable.

They want food. They want shelter.

They don't have egos.
They don't have insecurities.

They don't kill themselves.

No. They don't do that either.

MAN:
Hmm.

Where are the kuwakaribisha girls,

with their welcomes and hot towels
and cold lemonade?

Maybe they're just over you
and your excessive flirting.

[MAN CHUCKLES]

Well, the safari vehicles are out.

MAN: But the cook staff?
Housekeeping? They never leave.

Bandits?

There's been no report
of bandit activity in this area in years.

I'm sure there's a simple explanation
for all this, Abe.

[CAMERA BEEPS]

[STATIC CRACKLING OVER RADIO]

The radio's working. Simon had said
they were having issues with it,

but since I couldn't raise him
over the past few days,

I assumed
it had given up the ghost.

Hey.

- You got to see this.
- What is it?

MAN [ON VIDEO]: Me and Hoon
are too damn sunburned.

Much as we both like
that French chick.

There's always tonight.

[so:REAMING]

- What is it?
- Lion dung.

And there are tracks.

The tracks of a single lion.

Yeah, but a single lion
coming into camp

wouldn't scare everybody off,

especially not with your cousin
presiding over things.

No. But what did?

MAN [ON TV]:
And now, in international news:

Tonight's experts are gathering
in the Philippines

to discuss what they say may be
the largest volcanic eruption

in the last 100 years.

While no one can say for sure,
predictions are that

Mount Hana will erupt sometime
in the next nine months.

Earlier today,
the government has declared

- a state of emergency...
- Pettifoggery.

...and has begun the first phase
in what is expected

to be a full-scale evacuation
of the island.

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

Really, dude?

- "Don't take us for fools, Jamie"?
- What was I supposed to say?

Maybe a single word in my defense.

Defense?
I've been telling you for a year now

that this blog is idiotic,
that you were gonna get caught.

You could've said something
in support, no?

- No, I couldn't.
- Ugh.

We both agreed
it's in neither of our best interests

to have our situation known.

What situation is that, Ethan?
If you're referring to the situation

in which you're having sex with a
junior reporter under your purview,

I can assure you that situation
has been twice-nullified.

I'm no longer under your pur\/iew,

and you're no longer going
to have sex with me.

Jamie, just be accountable, okay?

Stop chasing the unicorn
that killed Kennedy.

"Unicorn that killed Kennedy"?

How long have
you been saving that one up?

You have such a driving desire
to unearth some vast conspiracy,

you impose it on nothing.

There's no proof, none,
that Reiden had anything

Do not do that, Ethan.

Do not. You know
what happened in Folsom.

It is one thing to tell me I'm wrong,
but don't you dare question my motives.

Don't you dare disparage
my integrity.

I'm not suggesting
that you're not a good journalist.

I mean, everyone knows that you're...

We are in the midst
of an active investigation

into exactly what caused
this morning's lion attack.

We know what happened, dipstick.

- You hired Reiden and people died.
- Jamie.

Our primary concern is with safety.

You can let yourself out, Ethan.
I got unicorns to chase.

This devastating incident...

MAN:
Well, I parboil them first, you know?

That's two whole days.
And then...

And this is, uh...
This is the key, I wrap...

Uh, I'll be right back. Thanks.

What the hell are you doing here?
At my house? Really?

I came to ask you a few questions.

The last thing I expected
to find was a party

one day after three people died
on your watch.

Look, like I've told you,

we're doing everything
we possibly can

to see what brought about
that lion attack.

Then would you care to comment
on information we have

in regards to the zoo's choice
of food suppliers

being adjusted
due to budgetary restrictions?

Information culled from where,
Ms. Campbell?

Our previous vendors?
Our previous, disgruntled vendors?

That doesn't sound like a denial.

Our supplier was changed

because we're moving to a more
environmentally-safe food source,

that is all.

So you will continue
to feed the animals

with food supplied by Reiden?

As do more than half
the zoos in the country.

Reiden isn't the culprit.

Maybe that's a story
you should be following

with that dogged
journalistic paranoia of yours.

What story?

Oh, someone's been abducting
the cats in the neighborhood.

Dozens have gone missing,

and just last night
they took my daughter's cat, Cupcake.

So if you don't mind, Ms. Campbell...

- Who would steal cats?
- I have no idea.

But when you find him, let me know,
because I want to smash his face in.

Get the hell off my property.

I've been thinking about what you
once told me about the URA.

The rebel army.
Yes, what of them?

You said that when they raid a village,
they all go in single file

so as to only leave one set of footprints
so that no one would ever know

how many of them had
been present at the attack.

- Yeah?
- Yes. So?

Well, what if...

What if it wasn't one lion
in Simon's camp

that scared everybody off,
but many?

- In single file.
- Sure.

And they all played musical chairs.

[CHUCKLES]

Yeah. Yeah, you're right,
that's ridiculous.

What's that?

JACKSON:
That's one of Simon's vehicles.

Stay here. Keep me covered.

MAN: Oh...
- Hujambo!

[ABRAHAM SPEAKS
IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[RusTl_lNG]

[GRovvl_lNG]

Hey, hey! What happened?
Are you all right?

[WOMAN SPEAKING
IN FRENCH]

I don't know what you're saying.
Do you speak English? Abraham!

[GRovvl_lNG]

Abraham!

[GUNSHOTS]

Abraham!

WOMAN [IN ENGLISH]:
We have to go!

[GUNSHOT]

Let's go!

- Abraham!
- We have to go!

[GUNSHOT]

JACKSON:
Come on! I got you! Run!

[sr-lRIEKING]

[ENGINE STUTTERING]

[ENGINE STARTS]

Here. Drink this.

It's Kentucky bourbon.

- My name's Jackson.
- Chloe.

Chloe. Okay.

Can you tell me
what happened, Chloe?

We were out...
We were looking for animals.

There were perhaps 15 of us.

There was a Japanese couple

and a group of Russian tourists.

And then the guide.

He.. He wanted us
to go see some gazelles

and so we got out of the car,

we got closer to the gazelles,

and then I heard a noise.

I looked back
and it was the bus driver.

He was getting attacked.

And something fell down on us
from a tree.

It was a lion and then a second lion
and a third lion...

Simon tried to fire at them
with his gun.

But the lions got to him first.

I tried to help the others,
but I knew I was gonna die and...

How does that even happen?

At what point do you die?
How does one get eaten to death?

I don't know.

They do good work in Kentucky.

Yeah.

[on-llTTERING]

Excuse me. Mitch Morgan?

I'm Jamie Campbell.
We spoke on the phone.

- Right. L.A. Telegraph.
- Yeah. That's right.

- What can I do for you?
- Uh, you're the animal coroner?

Veterinary pathologist.

- I'm sorry?
- Pathologist, not coroner.

I specialize in diagnosing
animal disease

through the examination
of their tissue,

bodily fluids. Other stuff.

"Coroner" suggests that they have
to be dead to be of interest to me.

They do not.

You want to know what incited
the lions to kill the Zookeeper?

And the men downtown, yeah.

Well, that makes two of us.

MITCH: Where'd you grow up?
JAMIE: Pardon?

Where's home?

Why is that important right now?

I don't know.

I think it's called friendly chitchat.

- Louisiana, originally.
- I love Louisiana.

Spent a year there.
Studying the nutria.

Big old river rats.
Saw a lot of swamps.

Ate a lot of jambalaya.

All right, this is Nick. And Eddie.

Oh, sorry.
Kind of gross, I know.

No, it's, uh... It's fine.

They were siblings.

Captured in the Serengeti
at about 8 months old.

And they've been living without incident
in that enclosure for the last 14 years.

Body fat content was normal.
No signs of abuse.

No lacerations, no bruising.

They were healthy, well-fed,
well-adjusted creatures.

But they were raised in cages

so in a way
they're kind of the victims here.

Oh, you're one of those.

One of what?

One of those scientists
who prefers animals to humans.

Well, I don't just prefer animals
to humans, Ms. Campbell.

I also prefer pizza and beer
to humans.

Torrential rain storms. Traffic...

The zoo recently changed their food.

They switched to a meat supplier
that uses D-grade beef

from a feedlot that raises their cattle
on grain treated with pesticides.

Pesticides?

- You mean Reiden Global.
- Yes! Yes, that's it.

You don't want to see these, right?

No. Reiden sells products
all over the world.

Who knows what kind of damage
they're doing?

It wasn't the food.

I mean, it might've constipated them,
cancer worst-case,

but it wouldn't have changed
their behavior.

Okay, but this doesn't just happen.

- Sadly, sometimes it does.
- Nine times.

There are 350 zoos
in the United States

that attract 175 million visitors a year.

The first one opened in 1874.
That's 141 years.

And in all that time,

there are only
nine documented cases

of unprovoked zoo lions
killing humans.

More people died choking on hot dogs
than lion attacks.

It doesn't just happen.
Something caused this.

- How bad is that cut?
- I think it's okay.

Here. Try that.

- Thank you.
- Yeah?

[SNICKERS]

This is my honeymoon.

Your honeymoon?

Was your husband...?

No, my husband is back in Paris.

Although he never became
my husband.

Five weeks before we were
gonna get married,

I learned he was having an affair.

I'm sorry to hear that.

- That must've been a shock.
- Yeah, it was.

French men typically wait
until after the wedding

to begin their sleeping around.

So the wedding was canceled,

but the safari honeymoon
was planned.

And I decided to come on my own.

You know, I needed to be as far away
from Paris as possible.

The guide from my camp,
he was your friend?

Yes.

And his cousin Abraham is...

Was my best friend.

The man who went into the bus.

The man who went into the bus.

[PoPPING NolsE]

Whoa.

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

[ENGINE SPUTTERING]

What's wrong? What's wrong?

[SIGHS]

It seems that the lions got
to the radiator.

Okay, so what do we do?

- Camp is barely six miles from here.
- Six miles?

With a radio we can use
to call for help.

- You're not suggesting that
- Yeah, yeah. We walk.

CHLOE: We're not walking, okay?
I'm staying here in this car.

If we move at a healthy clip,

we can make Simon's camp
before dark.

No, I... I'm not getting out.

Chloe, I can't think of anything

that I want to do less
than climb out of this car.

So do not!

Free will is what separates us
from the animals!

Free will and this truck!

Okay, listen to me. Listen to me.

I know one thing about lions, all right?

They recently fed.

They won't be doing
any long trekking in Search of dinner.

I promise you, we will be fine.

You're lying to me.
I can see the look in your eyes.

Okay.

- Something clearly is not right here.
- Exactly.

Back at the vehicles,
there were at least five male lions.

All right, they never travel like that.

The typical pride consists
of females, their offspring,

and one or at most two males.

Look, I don't know
what's going on here.

But I do know that We do not want
to be here when night falls.

JAMIE: So, what now?
- Now?

Now I drop these samples
at the lab, head home,

try to write up a lesson plan.

I teach a little at UCLA.

Yeah. But don't you want
to know what happened?

So it doesn't happen again?

Look, good news is,
if your statistics hold true,

it'll be another 15.6 years

before anything like this
does happen again.

Oh, maybe you're right.

Maybe I'm just chasing the unicorns
that killed Kennedy.

Should I know what that means?
Is that a saying?

No.

I'm sorry I couldn't give you
what you wanted, all right?

Sometimes a mystery
is just a mystery.

Yeah, like missing cats in Brentwood.

- That's a saying.
- No.

Apparently there's a rash
of missing cats in Brentwood.

Hmm.

How do they know they're missing?

Maybe they just couldn't get
into a good private school.

Here, my cell's on there.

You know, usually when a girl
gives me her phone number,

it doesn't have anything
to do with rampaging lions.

It's in case something occurs to you.

Fair enough. See you around.

JACKSON:
There's a stepped slope,

and that'll take us down to the water.

Staying on the move is safest.

CHLOE: So you've been here
a long time? Africa?

A little more than 12 years.
From Boston originally.

This is a long way from Boston.
Why Africa?

I suppose because it's a long way
from Boston.

[GRovvl_lNG]

Don't move.

Just get behind me.
Slowly get behind me.

The defiant...

[GRUNTING]

[BOTH GRoANING]

Hey, you okay?

You okay?

Ow.

[GRovvl_lNG]

JACKSON:
You got it, come on, just walk.

CHLOE: We're here, so what's wrong?
You're thinking about something.

My father...

My father was a scientist, okay?

He had all these theories
about animal behavior.

Some of it was
some very far-out-there stuff.

What does this mean,
"far-out-there stuff"?

Well, for instance,
he wondered why animals

continued to live in fear
of their predators,

when in theory, right,

in theory, they have
the ability to coordinate

and kill whatever species
was a threat.

But his theories,
they never quite added up,

which nearly drove him crazy.

Not nearly. Actually.
It actually drove him crazy.

- I'm sorry.
- Anyway, my, uh...

My father made all these tapes.
His manifesto of sorts.

And I have them back at the camp.

Now, sometimes when he's rambling,
he talks about a defiant pupil.

That this defiant pupil
is the indisputable proof

that his theory was correct.

What is this "defiant pupil"'?

Well, that's just it.

Up until today,
I thought it was a student.

But now I think...
I think that...

[ST/mc cRAcKl_lNG]

What he was talking about...

I saw back there
in that lion's left eye.

Right before we fell.

And I think...

Maybe my father wasn't
entirely crazy.

Botswana Center,
this is Jackson Oz.

I'm calling
from Msisimko Safari Camp.

We have multiple missing persons.

We need a search-and-rescue team
out here immediately.

- Hey.
- Hey.

I talked to Brenda
and she's agreed to reinstate you.

Conditionally.

I have to shut down my site.

Which is no great tragedy, Jamie.

I mean, come on, your blog
gets 24,000 unique eyeballs.

The paper has 4.2 million readers.

I like my unique eyeballs.

Look, why don't we take a vacation?

You and me, we'll go up to Ojai
for the weekend.

I don't need a vacation.
I need a reset.

[CELL PHONE CHIMES]

- Who's Mitch Morgan?
- He's just a guy.

I hope he's not part of your reset.

Come on, Jamie. Ojai.

Some wine, some massages.
What do you say?

I say I just lost my job.

I don't know
if this thing we've been doing

for the past year
even has a name,

but I can't say
I feel good about it.

Look, Jamie.

This is an opportunity
for a do-over here.

On both fronts. You come back to work,
and we take our thing to the next level.

[CELL PHONE CHIMES]

I don't want to lose you in either.

What do you say?

This is me hoping "l found the cats"
isn't a line you use

on the girls in the bars.

I don't go to bars.

- Right, you don't like people.
- I like people.

Just prefer it
when they're not around.

You found the cats?

Well, I got to thinking about
what you said.

Dozens of missing cats
just seemed so, you know, odd.

Domestic cats will wander, but they'll
always come back to their food source.

And a mass cat-kidnapping
seemed to defy reason.

So I thought maybe
there was a predator.

Okay.

Figured I'd drive around a bit,
see if I saw anything.

You went on a cat stakeout?

I did.

Uh, one crossed the road, a Siamese,
which means it's somebody's pet.

So I followed it.

The cat stakeout turned
into a cat pursuit.

Yeah.

Uh.. Look, you're kind of
freaking me out right now.

So, what happened?
Where's the cat?

You got to see for yourself.

I made some coffee.

Hope you like it black and bitter
because it's all we got here.

Thank you.

That was fast.

- Hey!
- Hey!

MAN: Jackson Oz?
- Yes!

- You're under arrest.
- For what?

Interference with lawful hunting.

Listen to me, man. Hey, hey,
I called you guys. No

Oh, you got to...
You've got to be kidding me!

This is a joke!
Listen to me, listen to me.

I got to get back to my camp. There's
something going on with the lions!

[SPEAKS IN FRENCH]

- Get inside.
- Listen.

- We got a big problem here!
ROBERT: Our ability to think.

To interpret, to imagine.

In the end, that's what distinguishes
humans from other animals.

Abstract thought. Poetry.

Analogy.

But what's the measure
of our cognitive advantage

over the lesser species?

Humanity's progress
has guided our world

to the edge of destruction.

But consider the birds and the bees.

The bears. The barracuda.

As mankind sails the world
toward the tip of the iceberg,

what survival strategy
will they employ?

Will they man the lifeboats
and die on the stormy seas?

[GRovvl_lNG]

Or will they perhaps take matters
into their own hands

and toss overboard
the captain of the ship?

If you're planning
on showing me a dead cat,

I have better things
I can be doing.

Okay.

Oh, hey, you found a few of them.

[MEovvlNG]

- This is an elementary school.
- Yeah.

But in the summer, it's a day camp.

And camp starts tomorrow.

[GRovvllNG]

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