Amazon tribe

Protected forests in Brazil and Peru hold some of the world’s last remote indigenous groups, increasingly threatened by resource-hungry outsiders.

Remarkable new footage shows members of one of the world’s most secluded tribes – which is known for firing arrows at outsiders who get too close – emerging from the rainforest in Peru near several controversial logging sites.

Channel 4 News on Instagram: "Rare footage shows an uncontacted tribe in the Peruvian Amazon, where campaigners say there is an urgent need to revoke logging licenses in the area. #peru #tribe #indigenous #logging #channel4news"

Survival reveals some of the astonishing skills of the world's tribal peoples, from the Awá archers of the Amazon to the Bajau divers of Borneo.

A tribe in the Amazon entered the outside world for the first time while searching for help from drug traffickers.

Yagua tribe located near Iquitos, Amazonian, Peru. Portrait of some adolescents living in the village with his pet, a little pygmy marmoset ..

The Yawalapiti are an indigenous tribe in the Amazonian Basin of Brazil. The name is also spelled Yawalapiti, and Iaualapiti in Portuguese. The current village Yawalapiti is situated more to the south, between the Tuatuari and Kuluene River. The Yawalapiti language belongs to the Arawakan family. They have a population of 237 (2010), up from a low of 25 in 1954. For more pics: Yawalapiti Videos Kamayura of Xingu Tribo da amazônia Brasil Nude native people in Amazon rain forest Xingu park…

Of all the indigenous tribes that inhabit the Peruvian Amazon, the Yaguas are perhaps the most characteristic tribe of the region. In fact, it was the Yaguas who gave the Amazon its name. According…

Xingu tribe girls