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Video Extremely rare images of an indigenous tribe living in the Amazon forest without contact with the world
Those from the Mashco Piro tribe do not communicate with other local tribes either, reports Survival International.
A video and images published by Survival International shows extremely rare poses with an indigenous tribe that lives without contact with other people in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest.
In the video, a group of dozens of people belonging to Mashco Piro appears on the bank of a river, near the places that the logging companies have concessions.
The Mascho Piro are a tribe of hunter-gatherers who live in remote forest regions and are said to have never met outsiders.
Another rare image of this tribe was last captured in September 2007 by a group of environmentalists. They were flying over the Alto Purús National Park with a helicopter.
The group has camps near the Las Piedras River, close to the Peru-Brazil border. According to Survival International, the Mashco Piro also do not communicate with local tribes such as the Yine or others.
Source: www.mediafax.ro
