Uncontacted Peruvian Tribe

[Silver Dot]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-16816816

[Baron Baconeer]

Are those man-sized oompa loompas?

[Silver Dot]

yes

[Tom Klijbroek]

They must have thought that that was a pretty big bird flying over their heads

[Hundred2]

Silverdottian Tribes observed by EmRAlaskan Helicopter scouts.

[BlueYoshi97]

I have so much respect for this tribe.

[Baron Baconeer]

I have so much respect for this tribe.

Do elaborate.

[Silver Dot]

I think you mean 'envy', Yoshi.

[BlueYoshi97]

I have so much respect for this tribe.

Do elaborate.

They live outside global society, and they created their own. And they are one of the few left because pretty much everything on the Earth has been discovered, so there's really no space for seperated societies anymore.

You know, every time I read a Donald Duck story where Scrooge and the gang go somewhere and discover a place or a folk that has never been discovered before, it makes me want to go back to the past, and become an explorer. Like in The Wild Thornberrys. Oh, that name makes me nostalgia. I didn't like that show itself so much, but it always made me jealous and feel like "Wow, I wanna go in that van and explore new things in jungles that no one has ever been through before"

@ Silver Dot: Yes, maybe I do.

Edited February 1, 2012 by BlueYoshi97

[Baron Baconeer]

You have to notice that not even they are truly outside the global society. The first picture features a metal cooking pot and a machete.

[BlueYoshi97]

You have to notice that not even they are truly outside the global society. The first picture features a metal cooking pot and a machete.

That's true, they have learned some things from the outside world. But the tribe still uses one of the most unique lifestyles to be found nowadays.