Our question, tell us where you were, what you're doing. We'll try to guess the animal you encountered.

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Wildlife biologist and TV host Forrest Galante.

He has spent his career chasing lost species, dodging sharks, going toe-to-to-to with nature's most dangerous animals.

But nothing, he says, has come closer to Indyham than a one animal on this planet.

On a recent episode of The Mostly Occasionally Show, he got into how he nearly died.

I nearly died twice, he says. They're very, very dangerous animals.

The first time happened when Forrest was working as a safari guide in Africa.

All right? Okay. A group of tourists got too close and Forrest, knowing how fast things could go

bad, threw himself in between them and the animal. What? I got in between the tourists and the

animals to stop them before they ended up killing him. It came and smacked my canoe flipping me out of it.

Okay.

I was flying through the air.

Luckily, I scrambled up the bank.

It was close.

The second encounter was worst.

Forrest and his girlfriend were walking through Manipul's National Park, that is in Zimbabwe,

when they unknowingly stumbled into the

territory of a massive male.

It was hiding in a pan, a seasonal wet pool common in southern Africa.

It panicked.

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