The Amazonian jungle-dweller from Guyana is a skilled huntsman and some might recognise him from the BBC reality TV show Life Swap. Scroll down for videoLionel James, 50, grew up in the Guyanese jungle and his parents taught him traditional hunting skills. Some might recognise him from the BBC reality TV show Life Swap, where he traded places with an office worker from LondonThe sprightly 50-year-old said the Life Swap experience was 'interesting' but it didn't lure him away from the jungle and he has gone back to his day-to-day life. Lionel obviously has a passion for the history and as our campfire burns, he starts recounting stories from the past. Summing up the best perk of life in the jungle, Lionel concludes: 'In the developed states people have to pay for electricity and water.

Source: Daily Mail February 05, 2019 15:33 UTC