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Picture all your friends and family brutally murdered or coldly displaced by illegal loggers, daring gold miners, brutal drug traffickers, cattle ranchers or land speculators — threats from all sides at virtually all times.

Some get old and die, and your population dwindles until it’s just you left.

That’s the harrowing existence of one solitary native Brazilian Indian known to anthropologists as the “Man of the Hole.” Very little is known about him, but he’s believed to be the last survivor of his tribe.

We don’t know his name, we don’t know his tribe’s name, and we know very little about how he lives, except that he must be very lonely. He digs out large holes — more than 6 feet deep — to either trap animals or avoid threats himself in the vast Amazonian jungle, near the Tanaru River in the state of Rondonia in western Brazil.

“It’s almost certain that the rest of his tr