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The puma-wrestling Amazon wild man

23.02.01

Which brings me to Peter Allison, the Australian animals tracker, explorer, daredevil and writer, whom I met at a cafe in a corner of Bohemia in North London.

Peter had just returned to the remote jungles of Bolivia, where he was spending his days attached with the belt for a puma traumatized called Roy (about which more later).

He was in London for a brief stop before starting his next adventure, this time in the Ecuadorian Amazon.

The first thing I noticed was how out of place he looked in the city. After all, it seemed to behave like an animal.

Source: BBC News

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