Documentary examining the Moxihatima tribe of the Amazon Rainforest in Northern Brazil, an uncontacted indigenous group of approximately 100 people rediscovered in 2011. The video details their isolated way of life, traditional communal settlements, and the threats posed by illegal mining operations to their territory.
- Duration
- 12 min 7 s
- Start
- Amazon Rainforest
- End
- Northern Brazil
- Stops
- 3
- Channel author
- Lifeder
Timestamps and places
- — Introduction: Territory scale reference
- — Brazilian Amazon (Brazilian Amazon: Initial investigation area)
- — Northern Brazil (Northern Brazil & Southern Venezuela: Reserve geography)
- — Amazon Rainforest (Amazon rainforest: 2011 rediscovery)
- — Tribal location: Brazil-Venezuela border
- — Rio de Janeiro: Historical Earth Summit context
- — Mucai Katani area: Historic occupation since 1920
- — Appai River: Settlement near headwaters
- — Arari region: Migration history
- — Aarani River Basin: Secondary settlement
- — Northern Perimeter Highway: 1973 infrastructure incursion
- — Aayou region: November 2021 incident reports
- — Fia Preta mine: Confrontation with miners
- — Upper Muai region: Witness testimony
- — Appai region: Current shelter location
- — Outro reference
Route on the map
The most isolated tribe in the Amazon