Last survivors of the Amazon rainforest tribe Piripkura found in Brazil

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Category : International Published on: August 24 2023

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Three remaining survivors of the Amazon rainforest tribe - Piripkura found in Brazil.
The Piripkura tribe comes from the Mato Grosso region of Brazil and leads a nomadic lifestyle.
Renowned for their reclusiveness, they strive to preserve their traditional lifestyle.
This indigenous group has faced significant hardships due to the invasion of their lands by illegal logging, mining, and other exploitative activities.
Their territory faces threats from deforestation and resource exploitation.

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Last survivors of the Amazon rainforest tribe Piripkura found in Brazil