The Mashco Piro are an uncontacted tribe found in remote regions of the Amazon rainforest in south-east Peru. It’s thought ...

Mashco-Piro tribe live in Manú National Park in south-east Peru Clan is thought to number in the hundreds in area around Diamante Indians live by rigid social code, and regularly kidnap other ...

Some members of the Mashco Piro tribe emerged from their hideouts in the dense rainforest area, where some logging companies have been granted permission. Believed to be the world’s largest ...

Advertising Survival International told AP the recent appearance of dozens of uncontacted Mashco-Piro people near logging concessions inside their territory, and subsequent deadly encounters between ...

And is the park good for them? Two women from the “uncontacted” Mashco-Piro tribe watch the photographer’s boat pass on the Alto Madre de Dios River. A century after their settled forebears ...

The Mashco Piro are thought to be the largest uncontacted tribe in the world, numbering more than 750 people, according to Survival International, a nonprofit advocating Indigenous rights.

Until about ten years ago, the Mashco Piro people were only known from photographs taken during overflights of Peru's Manu National Park, one of the most biodiverse rainforests on earth. Then they ...

Survival International told AP the recent appearance of dozens of uncontacted Mashco-Piro people near logging concessions inside their territory, and subsequent deadly encounters between logging ...