Seymoure has been in Panama in the past twelve months.これに対する答えが丸らしいのですが、何故か分かりません。 8ヶ月の滞在中と書かれていたはずです。もしくは読み間違えているのでしょうか? お手隙の方下の文をお読み頂いて、返信お願いします。 If you haven't heard, there are traps everywhere in the tropical jungles of Panama. At least that's how Brett Seymoure sees it, and he knows better than just about anyone. Seymoure, a graduate student' with Arizona State University's School of Life Sciences, is one of six researchers who during the past year have conducted original ecological research at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) in Panama. Each step through the rainforest requires crawling through thick branches while watching for poisonous snakes and territorial primates? Seymoure said the first barrier to overcome when getting involved in field research in Panama is to understand that you're not in control — you're at the mercy of a difficult, but endlessly fascinating, ecosystem. During their eight-month stay, the rainforest welcomed the wet season with a mighty storm. It started early evening and continued uninterrupted for four days —flooding the forest with warm rain, encouraging mold* and damaging sensitive equipment. Seymoure said that while they were in the rainforest, a layer of moisture constantly covered their equipment: Nothing ever really dries there.