Camera traps have captured images of the Massaco tribe, which has had no contact with the outside world.
In the Brazilian forests, camera traps have captured footage of a group of individuals known as the Massaco tribe. This tribe does not engage with the outside world.
2024-12-24 10:00:54https://naked-science.ru/community/1019157
Automatic cameras installed by the Brazilian National Foundation for Indigenous Peoples captured images of the Massaco group—named after the river that flows through their territory, yet no one knows what they call themselves.
The Massaco do not engage with researchers; their language, social structure, and beliefs remain a mystery. They deter outsiders and vigilantly guard their land.
According to the Brazilian National Foundation for Indigenous Peoples, the tribe's population has increased to 200-250 individuals over the past 35 years.