sophie: there is somethinghen else in jamanxim national park we have come to investigate.

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ sophie: we are on our way into jamanxim national park, a massive conservation area next tong cattle or crops produced on illegally cleared land. sophie: this is meant to be a conservation area but there are dozens and dozens of farms that have set up inside this park illegally. now, we've been given the gps location of this property because it is meant to be under embargo. that is because they have illegally cleared the rainforest for their farming. so we're here to see if there's any evidence of if they're still operating or not. sophie: we put a drone up and can spot a large herd of cows on the embargoed land. clearly, they are still in business. sophie: what does that mean when there's still cattle on a farm that's been placed under embargo? cristiane: these farmers that still have the cattle in embargoed area, they're they know that they can still do an illegal activity in a area that's restricted, that's embargoed, that nothing is gonna happen to them. sophie: the biggest buyer of beef from the amazon is the brazilian company, jbs, the world's largest meat supplier. it