Guerras de la tribu huaorani sin contacto

In the second episode of our Amazon expedition, Dmytro and Oleksandr, along with local guides, traveled through the impenetrable tributaries of the Amazon rainforest to the most remote village of the Waorani indigenous tribes: Bameno. The team's route takes them through the territory of the uncontacted tribes, where any stop—even for a few minutes—can lead to death. Finding the uncontacted tribes of Ecuador is the cherished dream of many explorers around the world, but getting close to them is nearly impossible, as they kill anyone who sets foot on their lands without warning. The brutal tradition of blood feuds was thought to be over until 2013, when a full-blown civil war broke out between clans in the Ecuadorian jungle. Waorani elders, in contact with the civilized world, massacred an entire uncontacted village. Dozens died. Timestamps: *** 00:00 Episode announcement 01:26 Passing by a place where not long ago people were killed by uncontacted tribes. What does it feel like to be there? 05:30 The first inhabited settlement on the road 06:23 Meeting the Huaorani family living on the border with the uncontacted tribes 07:23 What a typical Huaorani house looks like inside. The family's tribal life 09:59 We hit the road again and visit a family who lost their son in the 2016 attack by uncontacted tribes 14:39 An indigenous father shows Dmytro the spear with which the tribesmen killed his son 17:20 Dmytro Komarov receives a necklace made from wild animal teeth. The Indian says he'll now have exceptional female attraction. 7:45 ​​PM There was a major war between contact and non-contact Huaorani in 2013. How did the Ecuadorian government resolve this problem? 11:32 PM The place where the murdered son was buried. 26:21 PM Homemade rifle. How do modern Huaorani hunt? 29:36 PM Dmytro prepared some gifts for the indigenous people. His reaction. 31:55 PM The story of a woman who survived an attack by non-contact tribes. 39:15 PM "They massacred the entire tribe, leaving only two girls." Our guide Miguel tells the story of the war with the non-contact tribes. *** Watch other broadcasts from Ecuador:    • Ecuador   Dmytro Komarov is a famous Ukrainian TV presenter and author of "The World Upside Down." He, along with Ukrainian filmmaker Oleksandr Dmytriev, travels to countries rarely visited by tourists. They manage to go to places where no human has ever set foot. Dmytro himself creates the route, learns the characteristics of the new place in advance, and tries to survive on his own in the practically primitive conditions. But he tries to get used to the role of the natives, not as a mere outsider but as part of the team, actively trying out new trades and ways of obtaining food, learning local traditions and laws. Dmytro and Oleksandr have visited more than 20 countries, and these were certainly not passing trips, but rather exhaustive cultural studies. #Ecuador #worldinsideout #Huaorani