Ep13: "We’re Going To Need A Sniff Test"
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⚠️ WARNING: Wildly Off Track cannot confirm whether you would be able to identify your other half using only your sense of smell. Scientific testing is ongoing.
This week the boys discuss wildlife filmmaking, dream predator-prey sequences, and the bizarre realities of spending your life behind a camera.
Greg reveals how he once spent 19 days staring at a bird’s nest waiting for eggs to hatch, Rea explains why he thinks African wild dogs need a complete marketing rebrand, and Tristan attempts to work out what exactly a pack of 54 wild dogs is capable of hunting.
Along the way there’s warthogs chasing children, foxes in British back gardens, golden eagles carrying off unsuspecting victims, leopards tackling giraffes and a surprisingly serious debate about whether humans can recognise each other by scent alone.
Plus: wildlife conspiracies, hide work, conservation marketing, and further proof that wildlife cameramen will argue about absolutely anything if left unsupervised for long enough.