Back in US, Christian Brothers Raised in Jungles of Indonesia Share Survival Skills Learned From Indigenous Tribe

Back in US, Christian Brothers Raised in Jungles of Indonesia Share Survival Skills Learned From Indigenous Tribe
The four Wild brothers and their missionary parents spent over a decade with the Wano tribe in Papua, Indonesia. Courtesy of The Wild Brothers
Michael Wing
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Now that he’s no longer busy with wild boar hunts with his lifelong tribal friends and bug collecting in the jungles of Indonesia, Hudson Wild concerns himself more with video production and trying to keep himself off the couch back in his home state of Florida.

Speaking to The Epoch Times from his hometown of Niceville, Wild, 25, explained how he was just 5 years old when he and his four brothers first landed in the untamed highlands of Papua, Indonesia, accessible only by helicopter, where they grew up in a tribe with their missionary parents. His best pal is a Wano fellow who was introduced to the tribe from an outside indigenous family. They still keep in touch today, since cellphone signals have finally reached Wano territory, and Wild is fluent in the Wano language.
Michael Wing
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Michael Wing is a writer and editor based in Calgary, Canada, where he was born and educated in the arts. He writes mainly on culture, human interest, and trending news.