Awesome ass video

[DC Amp]

Great Video, put a smile on their faces probably something that doesn't happen very often.

[Zod]

They would be better off not found by civilization. In ten years they will be wearing walmart tshirts and trading crap to tourists. Once they discover cigarettes and liquor, they will go down hill.

[Matt Foley]

They would be better off not found by civilization. In ten years they will be wearing walmart tshirts and trading crap to tourists. Once they discover cigarettes and liquor, they will go down hill.

And signed up to vote by ACORN.

[KSpan]

Showing again how body language and facial expressions are, at their core, the same across all cultures. Good find.

[Razzy]

Lol! Awesome vid. When he starts showing them modern tools, you can tell they're all thinking "this is some strange magic poo right here".

[neverlosethefeeling]

This saying kept running through my head once they started showing them things.

Any significantly advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

Cool find. Thanks for posting.

I thought the exact same thing.

They would be better off not found by civilization. In ten years they will be wearing walmart tshirts and trading crap to tourists. Once they discover cigarettes and liquor, they will go down hill.

They already smoke tobacco. In some of the other videos, you'll see them smoking it out of this bamboo bong looking thing. It was them, Johnny Hopkins and Sloan Kettering and they were blazing that poo up every day.

[Floppin]

There's actually quite a few, as of yet, uncontacted tribes in the South American rain forests. Brazil has a no contact policy with tribes who haven't already made contact, and rigorously patrols the surrounding wilderness from the air to make sure no one tries to contact them.

From June 21st of this year.

The Brazilian government confirmed this week the existence of an uncontacted tribe in a southwestern area of the Amazon rain forest.

Three large clearings in the area had been identified by satellite, but the population's existence was only verified after airplane expeditions in April gathered more data, the National Indian Foundation said in a news release Monday.

The government agency, known by its Portuguese acronym Funai, uses airplanes to avoid disrupting isolated groups. Brazil has a policy of not contacting such tribes but working to prevent the invasion of their land to preserve their autonomy. Funai estimates 68 isolated populations live in the Amazon.

The most recently identified tribe, estimated at around 200 individuals, live in four large, straw-roofed buildings and grow corn, bananas, peanuts and other crops. According to Funai, preliminary observation indicates the population likely belongs to the pano language group, which extends from the Brazilian Amazon into the Peruvian and Bolivian jungle.

The community is near the border with Peru in the massive Vale do Javari reservation, which is nearly the size of Portugal and is home to at least 14 uncontacted tribes.

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/brazilian-government-identifies-uncontacted-indigenous-tribe-amazon-224829089.html

[Doyle]

I thought the exact same thing.

They already smoke tobacco. In some of the other videos, you'll see them smoking it out of this bamboo bong looking thing. If was them, Johnny Hopkins and Sloan Kettering and they were blazing that poo up every day.

Not to mention I'm sure they know how to make alcohol out of fruit.

[thefuzz]

They probably all died of the common cold right after this was filmed.

[neverlosethefeeling]

Nah, the people who found them gave them all sorts of vitamins and pills including malaria pills to prevent them from getting malaria.

[Shufdog]

Why did rice make them hit themselves in the head?

[neverlosethefeeling]

In the actual documentary, the narrator says that the hitting of the head is Toulambi body language for "good" and it let the others know it was okay to eat. When the guy eats it at first though, he doesn't like it. Then the white guy puts salt on it, Toulambi guy tries it again, and that's when he hits his head.

[Chaos]

From not ever interacting with any other civilization, ever - to now on Youtube.

They've arrived, baby.

[Future of the Funchise]

Yeah that was a real feel good story until they went back to load up their camera equipment and found their SUV on blocks stripped bare.

I'm pretty sure this wasn't filmed in Detroit... Just saying.