I WONDER - Who Lives In The Amazon?

The video explores the Amazon rainforest, home to 400-500 Indigenous Amerindian tribes, with about 50 tribes remaining uncontacted. These tribes live in isolation, speaking unique languages. The Amazon is the largest tropical rainforest, spanning over 5.5 million square kilometers. The Amazon River, flowing through seven South American countries, serves as a vital transport route for the tribes due to the absence of roads and bridges.

How many Indigenous Amerindian tribes are estimated to have lived in the Amazon rainforest?

What is the status of contact between some tribes and the outside world?

What is the estimated area covered by the Amazon rainforest?

Which countries does the Amazon River run through?

What is the significance of the Amazon River for the tribes living in the rainforest?