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In the footsteps of an explorer who disappeared in the Amazon...

He has explored the wildest places on Earth on his own. His last challenge? Following in the footsteps of an explorer who died in the Amazon jungle. Eliott Schonfeld-Aventurier told Brut nature about this life-changing experience.

04/14/2020 5:35 PMupdated: 04/14/2020 5:35 PM

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23 comments

  • Eve L.
    10/18/2020 12:27

    Pourquoi c'est censuré?

  • Joni L.
    05/27/2020 17:39

    An Explorer in the true sense of the word! Well done!

  • Yaoting T.
    05/27/2020 17:31

    Life is all about explorations of roads ahead.

  • Lisa S.
    05/25/2020 15:57

    But whyyyy would you go into the wild without learning about the place first... Glad he got saved by the people who live there.

  • Jessie D.
    05/25/2020 10:20

    I need to go 😍

  • Jhonny P.
    05/25/2020 05:17

    Wonderful story. 💗👍

  • Cédric D.
    05/25/2020 01:16

    tech.

  • Trevor B.
    05/25/2020 00:28

    Wow, that is living!

  • Carlo G.
    05/24/2020 22:55

    Amazing

  • Charles S.
    05/24/2020 22:02

    Le mec fait semblant de savoir lire mais met des "des fois" et des "on" dans toutes ses phrases.

  • Nastassia K.
    05/24/2020 19:08

    ouf.

  • Liaus B.
    05/12/2020 04:05

    How many batteries for the vloging u brought?

  • Zarul C.
    05/11/2020 12:24

    Sure 50 days?

  • Alexis M.
    04/23/2020 09:04

    Please leave nature alone.why are you showing ignorance about our world.

  • Vinicius L.
    04/16/2020 02:14

    He just endured because he knew it was not permanent. That's the only reason. People live there around the river for centuries like that. It's a modern, wealthy people new game: pretend to suffer for a bit and come back to safety and wealthiness. But most people in this situation wouldn't choose that life if they had a choice.

  • Heba K.
    04/15/2020 17:38

    You did a very hard and brave thing

  • Bracan L.
    04/15/2020 10:49

    kakav car

  • Sarah B.
    04/15/2020 10:42

    bit of you this

  • Tin K.
    04/15/2020 02:50

    Starving next to a river?

  • Diane H.
    04/14/2020 18:10

    Powerful story.

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