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The Nukak Makú; a nomadic tribe struggling to survive fighting in Colombia

travelerreport November 9, 2012

An interesting post about people who know ( who knew) how to adapt to their environment. It was their strength. Another culture is vanishing in the global village. Their weakness was they have not been able to “understand” times have changed. It was time to adapt to something else. But changing is not easy when change brings nothing interesting.

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- lasesana Post authorNovember 9, 2012
  
  I agree. It is sad that they are not adapting and that soon their entire way of life will die off because they no longer have a place in the world.
  
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