In the jungle village that arrived after running from the largest city, Santa Cruz, located in the eastern part of Bolivia, the indigenous tribe of the Amazon lives here. However, contrary to the production team's expectations that they would live a primitive life, the tribe is wearing t-shirts and pants and watching the screen. They mention that although there is no electricity in the village yet to watch TV, they can watch DVDs. The villagers gather at the village hall from time to time to watch their favorite shows, thanks to a portable generator. Receiving civilization from missionaries in the 1980s, the tribe has formed the Ibá indigenous city according to the government's indigenous migration policy. However, living in a city does not mean a pleasant environment. Especially, water is a problem. Originally, with a lot of limestone mixed in, and with the influx of residents, water is said to be insufficient and murky. The majority of the tribe that accepted civilization lives a tough life as urban poor.

He is not in good health, and it's difficult to breathe due to an illness. Since being diagnosed with a disease, he has had difficulty walking even a short distance. Suffering from a known disease, he is enduring hardships without any treatment available, which is the helplessness of the disease. In the jungle where civilization and wilderness coexist, you can encounter a tribe living a primitive life only by going deep into the Amazon. The river flows swiftly, and it's not easy to navigate through obstacles in various places. It takes half a day to reach the remote village by boat. Somewhere deep in the jungle, a tribe lives. In the 17th century, when they first made contact with civilization, only 250 members of the tribe are left today. After searching for two hours, they discovered the indigenous people by weaving leaves to cover their lower bodies, holding long arrows, resembling typical Amazon Indians. Are they really what they seem? Fortunately, from the indigenous city to the jungle.

I met the tribe that returned and received Ling's cooperation. The place where those going to the replacement are arriving is Gab. However, they only look at the river without nets or fishing rods. The nobles are experts in bow fishing, quickly catching fish with a bow. However, the Amazon's warrior with a bow cannot pull the bowstring like a dot because the fish have noticeably decreased. The arrow over two meters easily catches even a large pirarucu. Due to indiscriminate logging, the Amazon's climate has changed, making it difficult to see large fish on the banks of the river. Today, as well, the tribe's bow, like other Amazonians, is over two meters long. Amazon's indigenous people, who live by hunting, always carry bows. They always carry a variety of large arrowheads that can be changed according to the purpose. The Amazon is

In the fifth season of The Mermaid, there is a land where over 220 primitive tribes lived by fishing, hunting animals, and preserving nature. Eventually, they decided to introduce the production team to the tribe who gave up fishing and lives below the limit. Surprisingly, the tribe is friendly. They have experienced civilization and live alongside civilized people, refusing civilization but not avoiding outsiders. This tribe, living in groups like a bird family, has been living together for ten years. They gathered the sisters of the wife who left to find civilization, Araido Viaga. Recently, Araido Viaga, the wife of Araido Yong-a, and the male representative of the Jungen tribe, decided. Unlike other Amazon Indians who farm, they miraculously find food in nature. Today's meal is a turtle caught by ten-year-old Marcelo in the bushes, so the turtle is a bit small now, but everyone gets their share.

We eat everything fairly and equally, especially carefully removing the meat attached to the turtle shell. There is a reason for all of this. The chewy texture. This morning with Marcelo and his father. In the jungle where it is difficult to find food, they learn how to survive on their own from a young age. Going out to the river to fetch water is one of them. Wasting a little time is the father's job. However, it is not easy to receive the water without spilling it. The river in the Amazon allows life to continue. [MUSIC] By letting them fetch water themselves from a young age, they realize its value. [MUSIC] Most Amazon Indians, including the Jok, have adapted to the lifestyle of the Indians who live by the river. The Amazon jungle is dense with trees, but not everyone can cut down the trees. Only cut as much as needed.

Except for indies, you must have the Bolivian government's permission to cut down trees. However, today, Felipe is cutting down a lot of trees. What kind of trees are they? Palm trees, like the Timeha and Tatha, with thick and tough leaves, are palm trees. By covering the roof with these palm leaves, it is perfect for soundproofing. Strongly built fences also serve as temporary shelters to avoid wild animals. Therefore, as the population increases, more of these shelters need to be built. After building their own luck, Ersa Didi feels relieved. The strong men sharpen arrows whenever they have the chance. Where are they going? Carrying bags and machetes, they head deep into the jungle. It seems like they are going hunting. However, oddly enough, what the bags point to are bananas. Even when picking bananas, they carry arrows.

The indigenous people carry on hunting and gathering throughout the day. Below Yongbi Achai, who was feeling hungry, came up with the idea of ​​bananas as a snack. The bag goes deeper into the forest. In the Amazon, banana trees grow tall, so they don't pick the fruit but cut down the tree. However, they bring unripe bananas. Can they be eaten? There are two types of bananas in the Amazon. The fruit of the tree is a vital food for the locals. Among them, the soft and plump bananas are preferred by the tribe. The elder, Below Yongbi Achai, carries only one banana, while the young ones carry bananas on both shoulders. However, no matter how heavy the bananas are, they cannot shoot arrows with their hands. It seems that having weapons alone did not guarantee victory, just like in other tribes. The young people enjoy ripe and sweet bananas.

I like and the elderly like grilled bananas. When bananas are grilled, they become mellow, and the elderly enjoy eating them. While women eat bananas, men are busy breaking something in the trees. What could it be? Ah, the ants in the Amazon, full of ant nests, disappear with a strong scent. Because of this unique scent, it is specially used in the Amazon jungle. Especially when many people gather or eat sweet fruits like bananas, they gather ant nests and light a fire. What role does the smell of ant nests play? In the Amazon, ant nests are mosquito repellents. It is said that mosquitoes and bugs do not bite because the citronella covers the human scent. The most important daily life for primitive people is hunting. Therefore, men sharpen arrows whenever they can and talk about hunting. To Amazon Indian men, great arrows are

Pride is also an important asset. Below, the bow of the Abia tribe is adorned with a special decoration received from the father. What is hanging from it is a special arrow used for successful hunting, adorned with feathers, mostly with sacred bird feathers like the urara being the most popular. After making these arrows, children are eager to try shooting them in front of their parents. Budul, who experienced civilized life for ten years, is still not accustomed to it. What about the Abia tribe from the east? Looking at the bow of the Abia tribe, children and adults who have returned to tradition learn how to shoot arrows. While men take responsibility for hunting, women provide food and necessities. The indigenous people of the Amazon obtain all their necessities from nature. How do they manage to make clothes out of tree bark? The Amazons extract fibers to make threads, weave cloth, and even make baskets. Everything they need comes from nature itself.

Creating is the Amazon's way of survival. When the bark passes through the knife, the tissue is cut. It's like pulling out a property from the inside of a tree trunk. Then, a solid rope is made by pressing it against the knee. Once the rope is somewhat made, they soon make a hammock. Amazon Indians who do not farm move to places with abundant prey. It's like moving a house. If you cover the roof with palm leaves, it becomes a great place. They recognize a man and a woman who share it as a couple. Since they sleep by tying themselves to the tree, if it's loosely tied, it may break or come loose. Therefore, meticulous and delicate hands are needed. They often change the hammock to a new one. Especially when it rains a lot, the rope becomes loose and weak, so they change it to a new one occasionally.

As a result, women have no time to rest, choosing the sea instead of a bed. Will the descendants be satisfied with the life disconnected from the nature and the original circle that they have returned to? Amazon jungle residents are as natural as can be, living harmoniously with nature. Can the tribe that rejects modern civilization and is disappearing continue the traditions of the Amazon Indians?

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