The Amazonian rainforest – covering much of north-western Brazil and extending into Colombia, Peru and other Latin American countries – is the world’s largest tropical rainforest. The forest is famed for its biodiversity, as it’s crisscrossed by thousands of rivers, including the Amazon. The forest is so dense that even sunlight doesn’t reach there, properly. Various wild animals also live in this rainforest. A few years back, some fishermen saw a semi-naked man in the forest who was cutting trees with an axe!

He turned out to be the last surviving member of his tribe who lives in this dense forest near the Rondônia Province of Brazil. The outer world knows the man – who is indigenous to Brazil and lives alone in the Amazon rainforest – as the ‘Man of the Hole’. The man – believed to be in his 50s – lives in a hut made…