The end of Frank Cuesta's deception. Or, at least, the end of the first part. Legal pressure has forced him to publish a video in which he admits he's always been an imposter: he's neither a veterinarian nor a herpetologist, nor does he have professional knowledge of animals. Nor has he rescued the animals. He simply bought them to perfect the scam. He ran a sad illegal farm, not a rescue sanctuary. Now he says it was all for show. He admitted the animals were dying from neglect. He also fabricated the fact that he had cancer to attract attention and maintain the spotlight that feeds his ego. In the supposed apology video he recorded, all you have to do is look at the background. The room is filled with junk piled against the wall: food boxes, pillows, mattresses, plastic bags, and wrinkled clothing. A backdrop that gives a glimpse into the decadence of this individual and his personal circumstances.

A new twist in the series about television host and comedian Frank Cuesta, also known as Frank de la Jungla. Hours after he published a video on Tuesday admitting that he has been lying to his viewers for years, he himself retracted his words. In a YouTube live stream, he asserted that his confessions were scripted and that he made them to stop a campaign of "harassment" against him. "I posted a video of a script that was sent to me [...]. If I made that video, all that harassment would stop," he asserted.

He youtuber and Spanish naturalist Frank Cuesta was arrested in Thailand for illegal possession of protected wild animals. This Friday the adventurer made a three-hour statement at the Lao Khwan police station in central Thailand, after being accused yesterday of having specimens of protected species in his home without authorization. The presenter of the program Frank from the Jungle He spent Thursday night in jail and had not been able to meet with a relative or his lawyer until Friday, according to the Efe news agency. In the next few hours, the Thai prosecutor's office will decide whether to release him on bail or detain him until he appears before a court.