Groundbreaking footage of an Indigenous community called the Massaco, living in Rondônia, Brazil, has been unveiled. Known for their unique use of traps and bows, the Massaco have been thriving under ...

See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Astonishing new photos from Brazil’s Amazon rainforest give a glimpse of a prosperous, never-before-seen indigenous ...

Exclusive: under the government’s hands-off policy isolated community numbers are growing in Indigenous territories, as is the risk of ‘catastrophic’ contact In one of Brazil’s most deforested ...

Startling new footage has shown members of an uncontacted Amazon tribe up close and personal for the first time ever. The Massaco tribe consists of just over 200 people, all of whom lived, tucked away ...

The Amazonian community is called 'Massaco' after the river that runs through their lands. It is not known, however, exactly what they call themselves. Automatic cameras installed in the Brazilian ...

New photographs revealed the thriving existence of the reclusive Massaco tribe, one of the last uncontacted communities in Brazil's Amazon rainforest. Captured by automatic cameras set up by ...

Brazil’s Indigenous affairs agency, Funai, recently released unprecedented images of a group of nine men from an uncontacted tribe in the Massaco Indigenous Territory, in the Amazon region. Funai’s ...

Automatic cameras in the Amazon have captured images of an uncontacted Indigenous community. Dubbed the Massaco people after a nearby river, they live in the Brazilian rainforest near the border with ...

Exclusive: Automatic cameras in the Brazilian rainforest show images of the Massaco people, who are flourishing despite environmental threats Remarkable images taken by automatic cameras in the ...

Automatic cameras installed in the Brazilian rainforest have captured for the first time an isolated indigenous community thriving despite pressure from farmers and illegal deforestation attempts in ...