experience the breathtaking beauty of the rain forest as he knows the rain forest so well he spots a saddleback tamarind monkey with a baby on its back during our interview but torres used to make his living off the jungle as a gold miner one zero s of the lie that you don't really care about forty. oh three torres's father and his brothers still make their living as illegal gold miners and you talk to them about the dangers about the environment yes they do it's a big big deal do you worry about your father and your brothers as minors yes yes they do or a loved one's away family if they don't mind what i did. was very sad it's beyond words we are talking over some of the most biological of diverse forests there are places where you could spin to for our worse what she just what's taking place in one branch of one tree in the way the light of the sun shines some different things as time passes by in this one way. become bitter because of that i am absolutely convinced the human beings of a right to nature makes a stronger. so phil you've traveled a lot and done a lot of research in that region

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