Steven Bartlett
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I Met An Uncontacted Tribe: They Killed My Friend! (VIDEO PROOF)
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2:46:14Now PlayingThis is a FIRST for The Diary Of A CEO…a live snake on set, with jungle explorer PAUL ROSOLIE.
After 20 years surviving jaguars, anacondas, cartels, and uncontacted tribes, he warns of a collapse that could end life on Earth!
Paul Rosolie is an American conservationist who has spent over 2 decades living in the Amazon rainforest. He is the co-founder and director of Junglekeepers, a non-profit protecting areas of rainforest from logging and mining, and is the bestselling author of books such as, ‘Junglekeeper: What It Takes to Change the World’.
He explains:
◼️What happens when a live snake is inches from your face
◼️Being surrounded by warriors with 7-foot bows and arrows
◼️Why humans living outside history don’t suffer modern misery
◼️How the jungle keeps you alive when everything goes wrong
◼️The moment you realise this place is bigger than humanity itself
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Uncontacted tribes kill people regularly
Rainforest loss threatens all life on Earth
Amazon produces one-fifth of Earth's oxygen
Environmental collapse is occurring globally
Current generation is last chance to save ecosystems
Indigenous tribes hunted by traffickers and loggers
Last generation to save Earth's ecosystems
Contact with outside world threatens tribe survival
Outside contact destroys indigenous cultures
Indigenous languages disappearing due to modernization
Humans less ecologically important than ants
Humans are stewards responsible for nature
Ecological collapse pending but still preventable
Science and religion are compatible
Nature is sacred; humans must protect it
Species extinction crisis ongoing but reversible
Conservation efforts successfully restore species
Ozone hole was fixed through collective action
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