Yanomamo

The Yanomamo are an indigenous people living in the Amazon rainforest, primarily on the border between Venezuela and Brazil. They practice hunting, fishing, and slash-and-burn farming to sustain themselves. Society is organized into villages and clans, with a focus on social bonds and warfare often linked to resources and reputation. They have rich cultural traditions, including elaborate shamanic rituals and initiation ceremonies. Their way of life is closely tied to their environment, and they have maintained many traditional practices despite external influences. The Yanomamo are known for their resilience and deep connection to their rainforest homeland.