The Amazon rain forest in South America is home to tall trees, colorful birds, brilliant flower, and a group of people called the Yanomami. They have lived in the region for thousands of years. In the past, the Yanomami rarely saw people from big cities or foreign countries. In recent years, however, outsiders have come to the rain forest.

Discover how the Yanomami have always lived in harmony with the land around them--by hunting, fishing, gathering fruits and nuts, and planting gardens in their small village. Read about the outsiders who have come to the Amazon with modern tool and machines, hurting the rain forest and inhabitants. Finally, find out how people from all over the world are working to protect the Yanomami and to save their rain forest home.

- The Yanomami of south America
- The World's Largest River
- Rain Forest Plants
- Rain Forest Animals
- Unknown Beginings
- Contact with Outsiders
- Gold Rush
- More Modern-Day Threats
- Working Together
- Jungle Trek
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