Ecuador Guarani Indians 원시생활

In the tropical forests of eastern Ecuador there is no fast-food restaurants and grocery stores , so ,

 if the local Guarani Indians want to eat , they go out into the woods with guns and shoot down a brass monkey itself .

They are experts on the hunt in the jungle for a long time and cork in anticipation of primates ,

 which they kill with poisoned darts of brass tubes .

Currently, there are at least in the Guarani tribe of 4,000 people and the constant climbing trees led to the development of 

flat feet, and some of the Indians also have six fingers .

Monkey meat is a staple of their diet , which also includes the pigs and peccaries toucans , as well as plants and herbs ,

 which are collected in the forest woman .

Guarani Hunter climbs the tree and fires a dart brass tube into a monkey .

 

Good work day : in the eyes of the West it may seem cruel , but the Guarani hunting monkeys is actually no different from

 hunting for pheasants or rabbits .

Guarani living near the river UQ - Napo , which eventually flows into the mighty Amazon in neighboring Peru .

British photographer Pete Oxford , who made these pictures , said

 : " Guarani Indians are forest people and live in harmony with the environment " .

Today, they are faced with radical changes in the culture of his - the proximity of oil exploration .

Hunter greeted the women and children of the village and is shot down their pigs bakers , who will be roasted over an open fire .

" They are - still hunt using brass tubes and spears , eating a lot of monkeys and wild pigs bakers " .

Guarani is sometimes called Huaorani IOI Uaos , local Indian tribe , whose language has no relation to any other Indian language , 

even in Quechua , which is widespread in Ecuador .

On the territory of Ecuador is home to over 300 species of monkeys , none of which are not endangered . 

Monkeys eat forest vegetation .

Guarani spend so much time climbing trees , their legs evolved uniquely . 

From - the small gene pool, many of them also have six toes on each foot .

Guarani also hunt and eat toucans .

Photographer Pete Oxford said : " I was adopted by a tribe and all , it was theirs , was mine too . 

Unfortunately , I could not reciprocate , and stopped   in a small tent , where I had to put a small padlock . 

For the Guarani my computer cables have different straps , with which they associate killed wild pigs " .

Children look , as a woman prepares dinner bakers pig . Bakers live throughout Latin America .

The man does handicraft necklace made of bird feathers .

 The tribe also earns money , manufacturing handicrafts for sale to tourists .

As in many South American tribes of the Guarani have a habit of punching his earlobes and then wear earrings , made of bone or wood .

 Fashion is popular among men and women .