If i spend a week in amazon, I'd die from a bug bite considering my luck.
judithdrift464 months, 2 weeks ago
I mean there is this one guy from florida that keeps going down their to find a giant snake 😂 and he boops eveything
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james_west4 months, 2 weeks ago
Forget animals there’s people in the Amazon
vincent_keer4 months, 2 weeks ago
He's already done it so he can say that
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danielleadams3404 months, 2 weeks ago
Its easy to say, I question if he would actually survive tbh
olivierdrift984 months, 2 weeks ago
Surviving alone in the heart of the Amazon rainforest is extremely difficult. The heat, humidity, and lack of safe drinking water quickly exhaust the body. Finding food is risky because many plants are poisonous, and hunting requires a great deal of experience. The forest is also home to dangerous species such as mosquitoes that can spread malaria, bullet ants, fer-de-lance snakes, green anacondas, and black caimans. In addition, the dense vegetation makes navigation very difficult. Without the knowledge of Indigenous peoples, a simple mistake, injury, or illness can quickly become life-threatening in such a hostile environment.
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ethan.santos4 months, 2 weeks ago
Garrett goes there from time to time just to Yoink some Animals and Look for that 20ft 😂😂😂
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sherrybaker7924 months, 2 weeks ago
Steve Irwin was this guys childhood hero
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vanessa_carlson4 months, 2 weeks ago
The most dangerous part in the Amazon is getting lost
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carmen.vigil4 months, 2 weeks ago
Says jaguars casually like wtf 😂
jorge_razo4 months, 2 weeks ago
It’s all fun and giggles until you get attacked by a crocodile and you have no more bandages
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danielleadams3404 months, 2 weeks ago
I could survive indefinitely ordering off Amazon
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jonathan.hill4 months, 2 weeks ago
Surviving on the edge of Amazon vs in the middle of Amazon is different. Human beings hasn't even discovered the middle part of Amazon yet.
michael.campbell4 months, 2 weeks ago
I'd argue that the most dangerous part of the Amazon is the Malaria.
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martinemarion4314 months, 2 weeks ago
I don't think he could survive in the amazon alone tbh
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madeleinedelahaye6394 months, 2 weeks ago
I'd give him a safe month, he's entirely correct. The resources are abundant, but the dangerous animals and disease are also abundant because what person from Kansas has any kind of immune system adapted to the deepest and darkest rainforests along the Amazon? I did survival training. I respect survival training but you would need a month of survival training dedicated for the specific regions for wildlife and their adaptations. I mean we barely see rattlesnakes which are essentially pink polka dots on a white backfield compared to bushmasters... And we have a lot more anti-Venom for rattlesnakes. I'm just saying for the amount of discovered and undiscovered life in the Amazon. The claim to survive indefinitely like the local tribes who grow up, learning and observing this environment...very arrogant. I know I could survive given a set amount of time, but there's a reason the show naked and afraid only lasts for 30 days to 45 days.... After that, severe medical concerns take over beyond nutrition
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kristopherhart2944 months, 2 weeks ago
“Don’t get me wrong there are several venomous snakes that will have you dead within an hour, jaguars that will rip your face off”. Yeah the Amazon is pretty tame alright
abigailbrown4824 months, 2 weeks ago
The wildest part is that some parts of the Amazon jungle are so dense, that sunlight never reaches the ground, keeping it in constant darkness throughout the day, yet humid enough to thrive.
If i spend a week in amazon, I'd die from a bug bite considering my luck.
I mean there is this one guy from florida that keeps going down their to find a giant snake 😂 and he boops eveything
Forget animals there’s people in the Amazon
He's already done it so he can say that
Its easy to say, I question if he would actually survive tbh
Surviving alone in the heart of the Amazon rainforest is extremely difficult. The heat, humidity, and lack of safe drinking water quickly exhaust the body. Finding food is risky because many plants are poisonous, and hunting requires a great deal of experience. The forest is also home to dangerous species such as mosquitoes that can spread malaria, bullet ants, fer-de-lance snakes, green anacondas, and black caimans. In addition, the dense vegetation makes navigation very difficult. Without the knowledge of Indigenous peoples, a simple mistake, injury, or illness can quickly become life-threatening in such a hostile environment.
Garrett goes there from time to time just to Yoink some Animals and Look for that 20ft 😂😂😂
Steve Irwin was this guys childhood hero
The most dangerous part in the Amazon is getting lost
Says jaguars casually like wtf 😂
It’s all fun and giggles until you get attacked by a crocodile and you have no more bandages
I could survive indefinitely ordering off Amazon
Surviving on the edge of Amazon vs in the middle of Amazon is different. Human beings hasn't even discovered the middle part of Amazon yet.
I'd argue that the most dangerous part of the Amazon is the Malaria.
I don't think he could survive in the amazon alone tbh
I'd give him a safe month, he's entirely correct. The resources are abundant, but the dangerous animals and disease are also abundant because what person from Kansas has any kind of immune system adapted to the deepest and darkest rainforests along the Amazon? I did survival training. I respect survival training but you would need a month of survival training dedicated for the specific regions for wildlife and their adaptations. I mean we barely see rattlesnakes which are essentially pink polka dots on a white backfield compared to bushmasters... And we have a lot more anti-Venom for rattlesnakes. I'm just saying for the amount of discovered and undiscovered life in the Amazon. The claim to survive indefinitely like the local tribes who grow up, learning and observing this environment...very arrogant. I know I could survive given a set amount of time, but there's a reason the show naked and afraid only lasts for 30 days to 45 days.... After that, severe medical concerns take over beyond nutrition
“Don’t get me wrong there are several venomous snakes that will have you dead within an hour, jaguars that will rip your face off”. Yeah the Amazon is pretty tame alright
The wildest part is that some parts of the Amazon jungle are so dense, that sunlight never reaches the ground, keeping it in constant darkness throughout the day, yet humid enough to thrive.
Is that the Adderall guy?
I would die from having no wifi