What's Hidden Deep in the Amazon Jungle...
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
- Me and my friend Larry set out on a journey deep into the Peruvian Amazon jungle to a remote village where we plan on staying for 3 days... We were not expecting what we would find on the way.
2 years ago Larry brought me into the Amazon and introduced me to it's wonders. This time around, I asked Larry if we could stay deep in the Amazon with a local village. Larry said "Say Less" and we set off for this tiny village. From the City of Iquitos in Northern Peru we grabbed provisions and headed into the Amazon. First by car, then boat, then by foot. We met our host family, got fed and prepared for the next two days living in the village.
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Boat was probably built in 1850ish. The common use of the steam ship wasn't till the mid 1800s. Rubber boom started roughly in 1850 as well and ended around 1920s.
Wrong. Steam boats have been around since the late 1700s. STEAM SHIPS were in the 1800s. This one in the video is a steam river boat. It doesn't traverse the oceans only rivers.
By Mary Bellis
Updated on January 13, 2020
The era of the steamboat began in the late 1700s, thanks initially to the work of Scotsman James Watt. In 1769, Watt patented an improved version of the steam engine that helped usher in the Industrial Revolution and spurred other inventors to explore how steam technology could be used to propel ships. Watt's pioneering efforts would eventually revolutionize transportation.
@@Eyeyamgod that doesn't match very well with the rubber boom (1850-1920) or steam boats and ships being used common place (mid 1800s).
@@Eyeyamgodyou're all wrong. That was a late 1910s boat refurbished in the 1930s and than renovated again in the 90s where it's windows and exterior was entirely replaced. Used by the red Cross since the 80s and abandoned in like 2014 cus they got a new riverboat.
The guy with the antique boat has got it made
These Amazon episodes have been brilliant 💯🙏🏻👍🏻💪🏻
Yea but his Spanish sucks
Your guide is awesome!
Love your videos!! No music and special effects just keeping it real it makes it so much more interesting
Glad you enjoy it!
The indigenous people in the village are soo friendly and fun cool
New sub here! And I must say, this is top tier travel vlogging! I love how you appreciate the culture everywhere you visited & with a pinch of humor 😎 just binged 5 videos.
Awesome! Means a lot!
The sound of the animals on the Amazon river sounds so cool
Hey dude , we miss you , iraqins people miss you ❤❤❤❤
miss you too
Imagine just living your best life. Traveling and getting to experience new places and cultures. How crazy is it that you can make someone’s day there with like 50$ dollars worth of candy.
Loving the amount of videos you upload , always something new to watch thanks 🙏
Glad you enjoy it!
Blimey…. Larry is an absolute unit, got to be ex forces on some level ha ha…you can tell he is a guy you would like on your team, a beautiful man… i think he must have meant 1850 ish for the boat, it was the Georgian era here in the 1700’s, all the boats I recall from history then were wooden… fondest love from the Great British countryside xx
Awesome content! Really looking forward for new videos!
Definitely not built in the 1700s
No matter how busy i am i will never miss an upload!!! ❤ Love you Seal❤❤❤❤
Thank you 💕💕💕
Better than Netflix great content
This is strait up awesome
Just starting following you, you inspired me to travel, love these adventures you do, so interesting to watch
Welcome aboard!
I wanna live in an old boat🍻
thanks for sharing buddy. Ill be there in june
23:50 i can finally see how they carve those big trees! I’ve always wondered how Dey did it, i think if they had atleast 6 people carving all at once i bet they will finish withing a week
By our standards, these people have nothing. Yet if you think about it, they have so much more than we do.
We might think they’re trapped in the jungle, but we might be more trapped in the system. In envy this way of life.
Just found your channel!!! Great content. 🎉
He's on a fully restored floating hotel in the amazon. And yes apparently the ship was used in the rubber boom you can see the whole ship and better pictures with a quick Google search. Heck, book a room if you like its still operational
Yeah I thought he found the local floating who re house and gambling joint 😅
The baby monkey on your head was just precious. Very cool video!
Excellent video!!!
Thank you very much!
the history of that ship is amazing
I just discovered your channel, and I’m glad I did!
Welcome aboard!
Living a dream brother.. living a wonderful dream. Let me know if you ever want to take on another. Definitely wouldnt slow ya down. Plus... I broke my helmet when I was 5.
This is awesome
Thank you!
This is so dope!! Be safe on your journey brotha!
Thank you! Will do!
best youtuber ever i love the content
Thank you so much 🙏
Very interesting, Thank you. regarding the boat, judging by the ac's. its been way less than 40 years since it was in use. Modern ac, lights, extinguishers etc
The steam boats in the Amazon are very old but most of the interior has been completely gutted and redone many of times since
Yes people live in it.😂
4:19 wonder if any of the villagers joke about you to eachother like that 😂😂 Go eat the ugly chicken 😂 had me dying.
You were so wrong about those boats on the yarapa river. That is a boat that Dr Richard bodmer uses for the Earthwatch community based conservation research. The people you met on there are the indigenous people that work with the research teams that come out from all over the world to help fund and gather data. I know because I live there every year for two weeks helping. They were probably in omaguas (the town you left to go up river on the Amazon) gathering the next Earthwatch group and left Odelio and Israel there. Usually Pedro is there too and Paola. I’ll be on that boat again June 1st this year.
Larry told me after it was converted to a research boat, but I guess I didn't say it in the video. Pretty cool boat. Is it always in this location?
Love😊 the content brother.
Yoo that wheel on the ship was MASSIVE
New sub… 👋 and man I love your videos and if I could travel and go see the world as you do I would love that.. you truly are getting to do what some only can watch.. thank you for sharing your adventures and man how cool would that be to just have a pet monkey it was absolutely tiny and it was just loving to ride around on top of your head … wow .. what I would do to take one trip .
Thank you 🙏
dude larrys a beast
I’d love to have seen the engine room, It was cool to see what you showed us though. I can’t help but envy these people living in the present.
I'm sad I didn't film my amazing time in the Amazon. The people are so resourceful
I didn't get to videotape my trip to Brazil, but I did on our trip across The Gran Sabana located in the South of Venezuela is one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world, inside Canaima national park which is the fourth largest in the world. The Gran Sabana has typical short vegetation, tabletop mountains called tepuy and also the tallest waterfall in the world, The Angel Falls.
We flew into Angel Falls region by single engine plane on which the gas gauge didn't work!
Hiked into / between plateau mountains to swim in waterfalls and caves beneath. It was breathtaking.
That transition😮💨 at 3:47
You and sabbatical are the best travel vloggers
Larry has great hair😊
I’m really curious as to how the mechanical parts are doing on the ship?
watching you from Bangladesh...... :) you doing great man.
Thank you so much 😀
That boat would be a bad ass air bnb!
So cool 🤙
That’s a late 19th century steamship. Come on man!
Id love to spend the night on that big ass boat man! That is awesome!
6:20 wow that reminds me of Florida they also got similar boats made specifically for crossings terrains exactly like this
“I know a little bit” boi said anthropologist 😭
Like fishing with Ayos trunk boat
Whats up bro you got a awesome life style 💯💯
The gas in California is $5.50. So it would be cheaper in Peru
Fire fire
I did the math and there gas price translates to $1.58 Canadian per Litre which is actually better than some of the prices I’ve been seeing recently in Ontario (up to $1.65 per L) which shows how bad our carbon tax rate is
Whats the name of that boat? Would love to find more history on it!
Not to mention you are a funny cool guy a lot of f*cking going on 😂
i watched this one video and immediately subbed. Wish i could go on tour in the amazon, soon enough. I'm only one country away from South America
Thank you 🙏
@@sealontour for sure breds, keep safe. Visit Trinidad & Tobago when you can. I’ll gladly show you around
one day soon for sure@@Reggaeshark.
Nice vid
Woahhh. This where Ice Cube snd J Lo been.
14:25 never realized how big it really was that’s why he moved in there. I bet if they really wanted maybe Dey can fit 2 families in there with all those rooms they got, some even had beds lol.. The one only thing i would be scared of is if it rains a lot nd the boat/ship starts moving around since it’s on the river
That fuel is cheaper than the UK. The cheapest we get it at is $7.83 a gallon
6 meters= 19.822 feet. thats a huge snake
Vessels constructed during the 1700s and early 1800s were made of wood, not metal. It seems like your guide may be attempting to extract additional funds from you.
He didn't do that
Brother you are awesome 👍 would like to do some traveling together ☺️ In Amazon it looks so cool people are very nice 😊
32:40 seal that’s a sign right der you should Drive/Row 10x slower, so u don’t loose drop anything in de water nd end up stranded
It's so sad how the country can be so advanced but is held back but corrupt politicians and government. I hope one day everywhere in the world can advance in technology and quality of life to be similar to those in first world countries.
Do you do a lot of content I'm following you
Solar panels and thermal on the roof genius
Yeah, that boat isn't abandoned, it's still being used. They're pulling your leg.
We never said it was abandoned, the guy literally told us he is staying on it
Wow bro never realized how better your Spanish has gotten lately
oh well man you are just not in Peru but Equador..!!
How did he lose his toe? It's nice that he has a Rubbertoe. 😂
The first steam paddle boat was built in 1774.I had no idea.
In one of your episodes you mentioned a guide to the Amazon by the name of Larry who was with you in the Belen mkt. How do we get in touch with him ?
his whats app is +51 958 527 084
What's creepy you look like the rubber boats captain in that picture in the wheel house.
I hope that afterwards you realized that boat isnt hundreds of years old 😂😂😂
Someone one should introduce them to air boat's
Nope. I seen the movie ANACONDA and there’s no way I’d be on that boat in the Amazon 😅
Gas same where I am in Cali 😅
I need to invest in that boat i got a good ideal for if
where do they flush toilets
2:04 most places people eat rice with bananas
13:20 damn i would’ve told the kid he should look for ancient fossils! I bet he would find a bunch of shark teeth nd a lot of more stuff,
I want to live there with them
Hilarious the gas prices in Amazon is roughly the same here in the middle of Motor City capital of the world "Detroit" 🤦😢
27:00 I gotta feeling dat de kid must’ve been like why does he got my cousins monkey on his head
Safe with monkey ❤
I mean it has ac from the 2010’s so obviously it’s still
Being used and it had solar panels 😂😂😂
Isn't this the village that has been getting attacked by those floating beings in metal suits ?? A couple people went down there and it's 100% happening, they even requested help from the navy
I don't think so
@@sealontour I'm not sure if you went to iquitos but that's where that's happening, it sounded like you mentioned going through there. It's in the northern Amazon, and like I said the people there have been under siege by some government agency since like last year, a girl got dragged out of the village in broad daylight and her neck was lacerated , the local people stopped going to their homes in the Amazon and have resorted to staying in the main city during the night . The locals claim its 7ft tall people in weird metal suits that hover through the Amazon and come out of the treeline at night , they said they've shot them and watched their BBs from their shotgun slugs bounce off. An American went down a couple months ago with a few green berets to bring supplies to the village and document the locals accounts of what's been going on. It's super interesting and if I was anywhere near Peru I'd be making a B line over there to see for myself what the hells going on. Like I said it got bad enough they requested help from our navy and our navy claimed it was gold miners lol.
@@sealontour if you went to iquitos then you did . That's where that is going on . Locals living in the jungle moved back into the city to avoid the beings . Our navy said they're gold miners but obviously not, surprised you didn't hear anything about that out there.
Indiana Seal and the Amazon of cool! Come to New Zeal next dude, get lost with the natives, we wont eat you man, well, not much
Big up
Respect!
Leonardo de caprio look a like
That tour guide is yoked. Haha also not very accurate with his facts 🤭
He's a smart guy he just miscommunicated the dates
I love to be down there with you
U basically in Louisiana swamps
How often do you get the shits while youre at these places lol
I was wondering the exact same thing. Those drinks will do you in good for explosive diarrhea.
@@iBoatLaunch 😆😆 For sure
Awesome video. The ship was from the 1700s? I need more info on the steamers on the Amazon. That thing was awesome
Idk if we knew what we were talking about because no wifi in the jungle but it was a rubber boom ship so 1800s for sure
I didn't think it was that old? In Brazil, Fordlândia established by American industrialist Henry Ford in the Amazon Rainforest in 1928 as a prefabricated industrial town intended to be inhabited by 10,000 people to secure a source of cultivated rubber for the automobile manufacturing operations of the Ford Motor Company in the United States.