멸종 위기에 처한 아마존 부족(Awa)의 삶

멸종 위기에 처한 아마존 부족(Awa)의 삶

Amazing photos from the October issue of National Geographic magazine show the life of

 the indigenous tribe of Brazil - Awá.

Photographer National Geographic visited the Amazon people Awá, living in the rainforests of the eastern Amazon.

Morning bathing residents of the village of Posto Ava

Families are sent to the forest.

Most families have tamed wild animals.

Awa, the most vulnerable tribe in the world, suffering from illegal logging, gold miners, as well as drug mafias, 

leads a nomadic lifestyle.

Ava still hunt with bows and arrows, collect wild honey and babassu nuts, and still depend on the generosity 

of the primeval forest and its water 

The tribe has 600 people, 100 of whom do not maintain contact with the outside world.

The October issue of National Geographic is dedicated to the indigenous Aw Brazilian tribe, dailymail reports .

National Geographic