indigenous people

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 the plane.

On the small islands of the Solomon Islands, located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, indigenous people rely heavily on marine resources and travel by dugout boats, as their

Taranaki Mountain in New Zealand is about to be given the legal rights of a human being, becoming the third local geographical entity granted

The river stretches over 6km through the Amazon forest with an average temperature of 86 degrees Celsius, making most animals lose their lives if they accidentally fall into the