The Lost Tribes of the Amazon Often described as “uncontacted,” isolated groups living deep in the South American forest resist the ways of the modern world—at least for now ...

Last lost tribes of the Amazon fear being found. Stephanie Nolen Latin America Bureau Chief. Rio de janeiro. Published September 5, 2014. This article was published more than 10 years ago.

Incredible photos give a rare look into the life of the “world’s most endangered tribe” who still hunt with bows and arrows to survive in their shrinking forest. There are only around 80 of ...

Members of the Mashco Piro tribe in the Amazon basin of southeastern Peru. REUTERS/Jean-Paul Van Belle/files TEMPLATE OUT (Stringer/Peru/Reuters) Scott Wallace is author of “The Unconquered: In ...

Trump can try to stop the spread of COVID-19 from "epicenter" Brazil with a travel ban. The native peoples of the Amazon basin, especially vulnerable to the pandemic, cannot.

The Hidden Tribes of the Amazon: See how the legendary photojournalist Sebastião Salgado documented our planet's evolution with his 'Genesis' project.

The last known member of a wiped-out Amazon tribe, dubbed "The Man of the Hole" for his habit of digging deep holes to trap animals, has died of what is believed to be natural causes in western ...

The Pirahã are the "Show me!" tribe of the Brazilian Amazon. They don't bother with fiction or tall tales or even oral history. They have little art. They don't have a creation myth and don't ...

Remote Amazon tribe finally connects to internet — only to wind up hooked on porn, social media Here in the US, we know the typical preteen uses their screens for 4 to 6 hours every single day.

Nahua elder Mario Dispupidiwa was born into a nomadic hunter-gatherer family until his tribe's contact in the 1980s. As COVID-19 spreads through the Amazon, experts warn tribes like the Nahua ...

Amazon tribe warns future of the rainforest could be in jeopardy 01:57. Rio Branco, Brazil — In a major reversal, Brazil's president said his country is open to accepting millions of dollars in ...

The Lost Tribes of the Amazon. Often described as “uncontacted,” isolated groups living deep in the South American forest resist the ways of the modern world—at least for now ...