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fish, birds and Brazilian animals
they use simple tools like spears made from wood and fishing nets made from simple fabric
The Yanomami drink rain water
The climate influences the Yanomami tribe by impacting their ability to grow crops, hunt for food, and access resources in the rainforest. Changes in temperature and rainfall patterns can also affect their health and well-being, as they rely heavily on the natural environment for their survival.
stick face of the yanomami
Davi Kopenawa Yanomami was born in 1956.
The Yanomami are a tribe that live in the Amazon Rain-forest in Brazil.
The Yanomami tribe lives deep in the Brazilian Amazon Rain Forest
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The Yanomami people speak Yanomamö, which is a language in the Yanomaman family. It is primarily spoken in the Amazon rainforest across parts of Brazil and Venezuela where the Yanomami indigenous group resides.
The yanomami were not killed specifically by gold miners, but conflicts between illegal miners and the yanomami have occurred due to land disputes in the Amazon rainforest. The yanomami have faced violence, disease, and environmental destruction as a result of illegal mining activities in their territory.
tom r ^ ermm okaay...? For food, the Yanomami eat most of what the jungle can offer, which is quite a wide variety of foods. They feast on all kinds off edible fare ranging from snakes, wild pigs, monkeys, deer, and jaguars to varieties of insects, larvae, fish, crabs, wild honey, plantain, sweet potato, and palm fruits. By world health standards, the Yanomami enjoy a high standard of living. Nevertheless the voracity of the Yanomami's hunting practices has in the past been highly exaggerated, taking into account that upwards of eighty to ninety percent of the food eaten by the Yanomami tribes is from their gardens. Of course the Yanomami have to hunt to survive but they are equally - if not more - committed to the cultivation of their gardens. It has been debated that the Yanomami actually lack protein in their diet because they eat so much more fruit and vegetables than meat produce. :) Low protein in vegans is not a problem, there's plenty of protein in vegetables and fruit. The USDA RDA for protein is 50g/day where as the average vegan gets about 70 gm of protein per day. In actuality, only about 20g/day of protein is needed to maintain good health.