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The answer, ryan gosling. our winner will get a copy of brian kilmeades book "george washingtons secret six. at 7 6, yao ming is on a mission to save africas giants, the elephants and the rhinos. take a look. >> it is very urgent. we have to do it sooner or later. i want to do it now. the trip to africa is more for me to see the evidence and also to see that relationship with animal and gave me more motivation to help them. >> yao ming is here. hes in our studio and to tell us more about his l...

2005, when he says he and park were gathering firewood in this remote area near the electrified fence. as the sun began to set, they decided to make a run for it. >> as tehran towards the fence, shin slipped in the snow, at the snowy ridge, fell on his face. park got to the fence first and thrust his body between the first and second strand and pulled down that bottom wire and was immediately electrocuted. >> how did you get past him? >> i crawled over his back. >> you literally climbed over him...

Were going to get ready to do some junior bull riding. going to be our first event of the afternoon. >> its finally the moment that briannas been waiting for. >> turn it up. >> this will be briannas first time ever on a steer. im nervous for her. i know shes nervous so im not going to talk to her right now. im going to let her do her thing. >> brianna has to stay on the steer for at least six seconds. an eternity when youre on the back of a thousand-pound animal. >> brianna from boulder, colorad...

Ready to do some junior bull riding. going to be our first event of the afternoon. >> its finally the moment that briannas been waiting for. this will be briannas first time ever on a steer. im nervous for her. i know shes nervous, so im not go being to talk to her right now. im going to let her do her thing. brianna has to stay on the steer for at least six seconds, an eternity when youre on the back of a 1,000-pound animal. >> brianna from boulder, colorado. shes a new contestant.

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We reach the eastern edge of the serengeti where its a steep climb to the rim of the magnificent angora-gora crater. once a massive volcano that somewhere around 2.5 million years ago collapsed in on itself, creating this caldera, a true, lost world. inside the crater, and an entire ecosystem within an ecosystem. wildlife pretty much stay put. coming to drink, well, right below any place. its nice. very, very nice, if you find yourself here. a hot bubble bath awaits after a long day in the bush.

Perhaps a dry sherry from a cut glass decanter. the next morning ones rises to ones breakfast on the balcony, freshly baked croissant. >> good morning. thank you, sir. >> youre welcome, sir. >> the rules of the house are slightly restrictable but sensible enough and given the luxurious surroundings and the view, hardly a burden. youre not supposed to wander around at night by yourself, theres elephants and hyenas and stuff. and while im told the baboons can get rapey, there were no knocks on the...

♪ their cattle are everything, the wealth of the family, units of currency, givers of milk to live and on special occasions of meat and blood. the maasai construct their villages or bomas like this as strategic hamlets designed to repel predators. >> do have you a lot of livestock coming in here? a lot of other have taken off. this areas quite famous for the cats, the big cats. >> the big cats -- lions -- roam free here, an area of the serengeti. >> its a paradox.

Its nuts driving into the serengeti. after a short while, you actually get used to the "jungle book" scene playing out in front of your car. its interesting to see the giraffe and wildebeest and zebra and they all seem to hang out with each other, no conflict at all >> pretty much theres no conflict in what they want to eat.