Why did this isolated, uncontacted tribe come out of the Amazon forest?

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However, the Reserve covers only a third of the area proposed by FENAMAD, leaving large sections of Mashco Piro land unprotected.

Yine people often hear the Mashco Piro before spotting them, as the tribe whistles a high trill mimicking the tinamou bird.

According to the Survival International group, sightings of the Mashco Piro were documented in June.

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