Nukak Maku - Indian Tribe From Amazonia
SAN JOSE DEL GUAVIARE, COLOMBIA - SEPTEMBER 04: A Nukak girl paints ornaments on her face with the red dye in a refugee settlement close to San Jose del Guaviare on September 04, 2009 in San Jose del Guaviare, Colombia. The Nukak Maku people, nomadic hunter-gatherers from Amazonia, were violently driven out of the jungle by the Colombian guerilla and paramilitary squads. Now, they roughly cut off their original tribal lifestyle and they are stuck between worlds. They learn from the (mainly Christian) aid workers to use clothes, to listen to the radio, to beg for money. Although their digestion suffer, they love to eat sweets, cookies and other western food. They have hunted out all the animals around and now there is nothing left for them. Nukak can not return to the jungle, their world has already passed through an irreversible change. (Photo by Jan Sochor/LatinContent via Getty Images)
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