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    Footage of sole survivor of Amazon tribe emerges

    Man believed to be in his 50s seen swinging an axe to fell a tree in Brazilian forest
    by Dom Phillips in Rio de Janeiro Jul 19, 2018 2 minutes

    Remarkable footage has been released of an uncontacted indigenous man who has lived alone in an Amazon forest for at least 22 years.

    Semi-naked and swinging an axe vigorously as he fells a tree, the man, believed to be in his 50s, has never been filmed so clearly before and appears to be in excellent health.

    “He is very well, hunting, maintaining some plantations of papaya, corn,”

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