Uncontacted Tribes, Jungle Warfare & Being Eaten Alive - Paul Rosolie - #1052

Paul Rosolie is a naturalist, author, and wildlife filmmaker. What is it actually like to live a real-life Indiana Jones adventure? From surviving the Amazon, encountering dangerous animals, and coming face-to-face with uncontacted tribes, what makes this place worth protecting, and what’s the smartest way to save the Amazon and everything it holds? Expect to learn what it’s like being stung be a stingray, why Paul tried to get eaten by an anaconda, the most afraid Paul has ever been in the jungle, the biggest mistakes people make when trying to move through the jungle, the strangest nights Paul has ever had out on the Amazon river, Paul’s story of encountering an un-contacted Amazonian tribe, why conservation tourism probably won’t scale and much more… Timestamps: (0:00) What Stingray Venom Really Does to the Body (5:06) What It’s Really Like in the Jungle (13:57) How Almost Losing Everything Led Paul to His Purpose (26:19) What Drives Paul to Protect the Planet (39:33) Can We Actually Stop Deforestation? (48:47) Why Humans are the Scariest Thing in the Jungle (52:40) What Scares Paul the Most? (01:00:11) How Relentlessness Steered Paul Toward Success (01:15:37) Coming Face to Fac…