ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月3日 07時20分

Photo @michaelchristopherbrown
A young Mbuti woman takes a break from preparing food outside her hut, located near a small Bantu village in the Ituri Rainforest, Congo. Pygmies have moved towards larger population areas over the years due to social and environmental pressures such as increased park hunting restrictions, the decline of certain animal populations and the pull of modern conveniences. Though some Pygmy populations have become indentured to Bantu communities, Pygmy knowledge of the forest remains. There they are kings. My best memories with them include crawling through the rainforest while learning how they hunt with bow and arrow or by net, how they extracted water when not around rivers or streams (drinking from plant stems), how easily and quickly they navigated thick forest while using their voice to mimick certain animal sounds (they name the animal based on the sound) when communicating at a distance and more steathily during hunting.

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