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Scientists Discover an Unknown Tribe You Won't Want to Meet!

January 16, 2024

The video discusses 15 of the most terrifying tribes in the world, ranging from the Sentinel tribe on North Sentinel Island to the Salid tribe in the Western Amazon basin. The Sentinel tribe has been living on their island for over 55,000 years and rejects contact with the outside world, even attacking those who approach their island. The Bak tribe in the Philippines, on the other hand, is open to interactions with other people and engages in trade with maritime communities. The Suri tribe in Ethiopia and South Sudan have traditional beliefs and engage in bloody battles with neighboring groups, often using automatic firearms. The Salid tribe in the Amazon basin is one of the last groups living in isolation and only hunt and fight with clubs, without religious practices, and some sources claim they practice infanticide.

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