Paul Rosolie

This is long after this, this is recently.

Just recently they were upriver and they found a trail, let's say Nomole Trail, Mashkopiro Trail,

And it was Ignacio, of course.

And he made the, there's like a secret whistle they do, this mouth.

And he whistled out into the jungle and he was listening and they whistled back.

And so him and everybody on the team just ran back to the boat and got, got out of there.

But it was like, at least they answered.

They didn't just shoot.

They, he whistled, they whistled and they said out.

he got out.

But it's like, we don't know, where are the old people?

Do they not survive?

What are the marriage rituals?

How is reproduction handled?

There's one or two children in the Amazon that I know of who have washed down river on a log and been rescued by communities and then raised, and they either learn the native dialect or Spanish.

And then of course, at some point, somebody will go and say,

What was it like when you lived with them?

It's either a really strong NDA or that it is savage.

that they're living out there in the jungle and that you're eating monkeys and turtles and you're hungry for days on end.

And, you know, your wife might get stolen by another tribe.