Mysterious things in the Amazon forest make you
The vast Amazon jungle is always hidden with unexplored mysteries, making the trip to the forest full of dangers but equally interesting and stimulating curiosity.
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The vast Amazon jungle is always hidden with unexplored mysteries, making the trip to the forest full of dangers but equally interesting and stimulating curiosity.
About 10km from Manaus to the west of Brazil is the Negro River (Black River). This river flows along the city and joins the Amazon River.
Daily Mail recently shared a series of photos of photographer Ricardo Stuckert, revealing part of the daily life of the primitive Kamaiurá tribe in the Amazon - Brazil.
Although human society has grown very far from the primitive time, there are still aboriginal and tribal people living by hunting instincts for survival.
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Big brands in the world can spend a lot of money just to create a logo, a unique logo for themselves.
The electric eel, a famous Amazon aquatic monster, has the ability to paralyze prey by releasing a 660 volt electric current.
Mysterious geometric shapes were carved on the ground in Brazil's Acre state, which once caused scientists
Instead of relying on length, scientists have come up with a more precise criterion to compare the
The legend of them is equally as attractive as Wonder Woman.
Lost in the Amazon for 9 days, Acuña survived thanks to the help of a bunch of monkeys. They led him to the spring, shelter and left the forest for him.
Visitors to Peru will have the opportunity to explore the river of boiling water that exists only in legend.
Amazon Aboriginal people live on hunting, gathering and are almost completely separated from the modern world. They raised their bow and arrow in the sky when they saw t…
Canadian man Anton Pilipa has been missing since 2012, has traveled across two continents with bare feet, recently found in the Amazon jungle.
Photographer Pete Oxford records the unique life of the Huaorani tribe who is good at climbing, specializing in monkey hunting in the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador.