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Washington: For the first time in the world, a group of primitive humans has appeared in the Amazon forests. Its video footage has surfaced, in which he is seen in a naked state with weapons made of natural (wood, stone and other metals). It is being claimed that such an uncontacted tribe has never been seen before in the Amazon forests.

Rare tribe hidden in deep forests
In a video footage, it is seen that a group of this rare tribe is carrying weapons. After seeing the drone they lowered their weapons. After this, he accepted the material sent from a boat full of food and drink. Never-before-seen high-definition footage of this uncontacted tribe hidden deep in the Amazon rainforest has emerged, causing a sensation around the world. American conservationist and author Paul Rosolie shared the rare video on podcaster Lex Friedman’s show, which he described as a “world first.”

Amazing sight seen in the rain canals of Amazon in Peru
This footage is believed to be of the Mashco Piro tribe in the Amazon region of Peru, which lives completely isolated from modern civilization. In the video, warriors of the tribe are seen cautiously emerging on the river bank amidst a cloud of butterflies. They are holding bows and arrows and other weapons in their hands, carefully examining the visitors. There is a tense atmosphere in the beginning and they are in attack mode. Rosolie said they were watching their body language: “Look at how they walk, how they gesture, one person is aiming an arrow.”

readily accept a boat full of food
As soon as a non-motorized boat filled with food reached him among the rare tribes, he readily accepted it. It contained bananas, sugarcane and other fruits. The members of the tribe slowly lowered their weapons. “As they came closer, he started putting down his weapons. Look, he’s putting down his bow and arrows. It was a tender moment of trust that was born inside him, where there was curiosity and acceptance rather than violence,” said Rosoli. Rosoli has been working in the Amazon for two decades and protects 1.3 lakh acres of forest through his organization Junglekeepers.

A member of the tribe asked for clothes from the team
He told that the fruit was given to the tribe in several boats. Later, when a member asked for clothes, the team helped by giving him a shirt and pants. The footage underlines the vulnerability and danger of uncontacted tribes. Their land and culture are under threat from illegal logging, mining and outside contact. Experts say such contact could spread diseases, which could decimate their populations. Rosoli stressed that it was necessary to keep these tribes separate, so that they could live as they wished. This video is going viral on social media, where people are discussing its authenticity and beauty. The incident is rekindling the global debate over protecting the Amazon’s biodiversity and tribal rights.