Elephants & Dolphins in Cambodia! // Kratie to Mondulkiri

[@sojeanify]

Thank you for being so kind hearted to us Cambodians and the animals.

[@JJEmersonWildlife]

Of course! Also, Cambodians are some of the kindest and happiest people I've ever met! 😁

[@TovnaDavid]

Well done! You went all the way up north! Thanks for sharing your stories. Those animals are so cute.

[@JJEmersonWildlife]

It was beautiful up there! And so many amazing animals!

[@TovnaDavid]

@@JJEmersonWildlife You're very lucky cuz a lot of people, I mean like millions of Cambodians, don't even know or get a chance to see them. It's getting better now though. We can see a lot about these wild animals and the nature.

[@Godsword98]

How many are left??

[@JJEmersonWildlife]

Only around 100 in this stretch of river but the population is stable since they do fishing patrols!

[@babyngoun]

I'm Cambodian and yet im still confuse with Kratie too 😢

[@JJEmersonWildlife]

Oh no 🤣 I think I said it right! I love it though right on the river 😁

[@songmakara1]

"Kratie" we normally pronounce like " Kro Jes"😁

[@JJEmersonWildlife]

Haha I tried my best!

[@dimong907]

its actually pronounced kra jay not kra tie... i dont know who decides on all these spelling, for example battambang when it should be battambong

[@JJEmersonWildlife]

Haha it makes it tough to get it right! At least I pronounced Battambang right haha. Thanks for watching!

[@SopheakdeyMoeun]

The original pronunciation is "Kra-jes". During the French colonial era, the French wrote this place as "Kratie", and the rest is history.

[@JJEmersonWildlife]

That's the best explanation I've heard! Thanks for sharing!