The Unconquered: Brazil's People of the Arrow

Journey with author Scott Wallace deep into the Amazon rain forest in search of one of the last uncontacted tribes on Earth.

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• uncontacted
• tribe
• Scott Wallace
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[anoopks]

leave them alone

[mymusiK2u]

I would like to live like the natives in the jungle. Living Free, No Bills, No Worries, No Sadness and no one bothering your life. Just living happy naked and FREEEEeeee!

I had always thought of that, since I was a kid.

It's nice to see this that they finally found were these uncontacted tribes were living. I'm sure there are more native tribes somewhere in that huge virgin Brazil jungles.

[grubelsucht]

@fluffypigeonpony Your facetious turn of phrase will go unappreciated by the average dour Youtuber. But these people do serve to rationalize keeping the developers away from the oxygen-giving rain forest. Far from being free and "noble savages," we know the "uncontacted" suffer short, brutish lives of inbreeding, ignorance, boredom, and fear of rival tribes as modernity crowds them together. They enjoy civilization once their fear is overcome, but live as second-class.

[DJRobat9k]

@KiranAI Trolled hard.

[KiranAI]

@fluffypigeonpony - quote - "We need to drive them out of that hell and bring them to our beautiful advanced cities."

If our "beautiful advanced cities" produce such intellects as yourself then I TRULY hope that this tribe remain in their "hell" and are never brought out of it.

[fluffypigeonpony]

We need to drive them out of that hell and bring them to our beautiful advanced cities

[knockdoun]

The amazon gives a ton of oxygen and we keep cutting it down

[WandaKiti]

Modern day civilization is not the answer. Its a curse we have put on ourselves with all our cleverness and development and innovations. Hunter gatherer tribes seem to live the best lives. There is a beauty and purity in living so close to nature, and being one with the forest.

[dreamsforester]

Unprovoked? If an unknown race suddenly enters your country, would you defend yourself?

[prezlo]

These are beautiful videos and i hope the isolated tribes can continue to live their way of life without distraction from the outside world. Having said that, it disgusts me to see all these comments of people bashing society as it is today, rather than going out and making a difference themselves. You people are on here using the so-called "evil technology" of today to watch these video's then u bash everybody (including yourselves) and Mc'ds and everything else. Go Expose Mc'ds DO SOMETHING