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Warao Indians in a dugout canoe, Orinoco River Delta, Venezuela, South America Stock Photo

RMAWMKKX–Warao Indians in a dugout canoe, Orinoco River Delta, Venezuela, South America

Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello) Stock Photo

RFJ3X7KM–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

PALMTREE'S WORM, FOOD FOR WARAO INDIANS, ORINOCO DELTA IN VENEZUELA Stock Photo

RMGDDMNH–PALMTREE'S WORM, FOOD FOR WARAO INDIANS, ORINOCO DELTA IN VENEZUELA

An opensided palafito, a wooden house on stilts, is home to a Warao Indian family in Venezuela's Orinoco delta Stock Photo

RMA8AWKE–An opensided palafito, a wooden house on stilts, is home to a Warao Indian family in Venezuela's Orinoco delta

wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America Stock Photo

RM2BBKW8C–wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

A school in Venezuela's Orinoco delta aided by donations from visitors to the delta lodge. The children are Warao Indians Stock Photo

RMA8AWH0–A school in Venezuela's Orinoco delta aided by donations from visitors to the delta lodge. The children are Warao Indians

Warao Indians canoeing in the Orinoco delta, Venezuela, South America Stock Photo

RF2Y7FTWD–Warao Indians canoeing in the Orinoco delta, Venezuela, South America

Red ibis adorn opensided palafitos, wooden houses on stilts, home to Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta Stock Photo

RMA8AWKC–Red ibis adorn opensided palafitos, wooden houses on stilts, home to Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta

RF2AN2CWG–PALMTREE'S WORM, FOOD FOR WARAO INDIANS, ORINOCO DELTA IN VENEZUELA

A class in a state school in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta. The children are Warao Indians Stock Photo

RMA8AWH2–A class in a state school in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta. The children are Warao Indians

A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting northeastern Venezuela and western Stock Photo

RMDXR3NA–A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting northeastern Venezuela and western

The Warao Indians live on stilt houses in the Orinoco delta in Venezuela Stock Photo

RMA44Y5T–The Warao Indians live on stilt houses in the Orinoco delta in Venezuela

Warao indians boating in river, Venezuela Stock Photo

RMAP8A49–Warao indians boating in river, Venezuela

The Warao Indians live on stilt houses in the Orinoco delta in Venezuela. They sleep on their hammocks Stock Photo

RMA44Y5K–The Warao Indians live on stilt houses in the Orinoco delta in Venezuela. They sleep on their hammocks

RF2D9EHKX–PALMTREE'S WORM, FOOD FOR WARAO INDIANS, ORINOCO DELTA IN VENEZUELA

Group of Guaraunos (Warao) Indians. Venezuela 1885 old antique print picture Stock Photo

RFMNAWYC–Group of Guaraunos (Warao) Indians. Venezuela 1885 old antique print picture

RFJ3X7K4–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

PalmTree's Worm, Food for Warao Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela Stock Photo

RMGDDMNG–PalmTree's Worm, Food for Warao Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RM2BBKW8J–wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

RF2Y7FTXA–Warao Indians canoeing in the Orinoco delta, Venezuela, South America

RF2ATWR9R–PalmTree's Worm, Food for Warao Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

Warao woman with her children in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta Stock Photo

RMA8AWJF–Warao woman with her children in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta

RMDXR3R0–A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting northeastern Venezuela and western

Young Indian girl from Venezuela's Warao community in the Orinoco river delta Stock Photo

RMA8AWK6–Young Indian girl from Venezuela's Warao community in the Orinoco river delta

Warao kids in their home on the Orinoco river, Venezuela Stock Photo

RMA44XYX–Warao kids in their home on the Orinoco river, Venezuela

RF2CDK9PT–PALMTREE'S WORM, FOOD FOR WARAO INDIANS, ORINOCO DELTA IN VENEZUELA

RFJ3X7MJ–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

Warao's Village, Indians Living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela Stock Photo

RMGDDMNP–Warao's Village, Indians Living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RM2BBKW6M–wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

Warao Indians at their stilt village in the Orinoco delta, Venezuela, South America Stock Photo

RF2Y7FTWM–Warao Indians at their stilt village in the Orinoco delta, Venezuela, South America

Basket made by Warao Woman, Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela, Leaves from Palmtree, mauritia flexulosa Stock Photo

RF2ATWR9H–Basket made by Warao Woman, Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela, Leaves from Palmtree, mauritia flexulosa

RMDXR3NP–A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting northeastern Venezuela and western

A Warao Indian paddles his canoe in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta as twilight descends Stock Photo

RMA8ATY8–A Warao Indian paddles his canoe in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta as twilight descends

RF2DEWXBT–PalmTree's Worm, Food for Warao Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RFJ3X7M3–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

RMGDDMNN–Warao's Village, Indians Living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RM2BBKW7W–wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

RF2Y7FTWK–Warao Indians at their stilt village in the Orinoco delta, Venezuela, South America

Warao Woman doing Bread with Flour made from Palmtree, mauritia flexulosa, Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela Stock Photo

RF2ATWR9P–Warao Woman doing Bread with Flour made from Palmtree, mauritia flexulosa, Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RMDXR3B6–A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting northeastern Venezuela and western

In Venezuela's Orinoco river delta Warao Indian boys play at the river's edge Stock Photo

RMA8ATY2–In Venezuela's Orinoco river delta Warao Indian boys play at the river's edge

WARAO'S HOUSE, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA Stock Photo

RF2AN2CW8–WARAO'S HOUSE, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA

RF2CNCPGB–PalmTree's Worm, Food for Warao Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RFJ3X7K7–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

RMGDDMP1–Warao's Village, Indians Living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RM2BBKW86–wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

RF2Y7FTW8–Warao Indians at their stilt village in the Orinoco delta, Venezuela, South America

RMDXR3KF–A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting northeastern Venezuela and western

Passing Warao Indian children pause at a rough shelter in an Orinoco river creek Stock Photo

RMA8AWK8–Passing Warao Indian children pause at a rough shelter in an Orinoco river creek

WARAO'S KITCHEN, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA Stock Photo

RF2AN2CW2–WARAO'S KITCHEN, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA

A Warao Indian family in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta gathered together in their opensided home to watch TV Stock Photo

RMA8AWHA–A Warao Indian family in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta gathered together in their opensided home to watch TV

RF2AT37YR–Warao's Village, Indians Living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RF2DEWXC3–Basket made by Warao Woman, Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela, Leaves from Palmtree, mauritia flexulosa

RF2AT3801–Warao's Village, Indians Living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RF2AT37YP–Warao's Village, Indians Living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RFJ3X7KX–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

WARAO'S HOUSE ON PILES, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA Stock Photo

RMGDDMNT–WARAO'S HOUSE ON PILES, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA

WARAO'S HOUSE ON PILE, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA Stock Photo

RF2AN2CWD–WARAO'S HOUSE ON PILE, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA

native people in wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America Stock Photo

RM2BBKW6H–native people in wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

RMGDDJAP–Basket made by Warao Woman, Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela, Leaves from Palmtree, mauritia flexulosa

Warao Indians play in water of low tide in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela, South America Stock Photo

RF2Y7FTTH–Warao Indians play in water of low tide in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela, South America

RMDXR3CM–A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting northeastern Venezuela and western

RMA8AWHC–A Warao Indian family in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta gathered together in their opensided home to watch TV

An opensided palafito, a wooden house on stilts, is home to a Warao Indian family in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta Stock Photo

RMA8AWKA–An opensided palafito, a wooden house on stilts, is home to a Warao Indian family in Venezuela's Orinoco river delta

RF2CNCPK8–Basket made by Warao Woman, Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela, Leaves from Palmtree, mauritia flexulosa

RFJ3X7ME–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

RF2AN2CMG–WARAO'S HOUSE ON PILES, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA

RM2BBKW51–native people in wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

RF2Y7FTT8–Warao Indians play in water of low tide in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela, South America

RMDXR3AY–A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting northeastern Venezuela and western

A cool kid, this Warao Indian boy in Venezuela's Orinoco delta has a snazzy haircut, an Adidas T-shirt and a sure fashion sense Stock Photo

RMA8AWK4–A cool kid, this Warao Indian boy in Venezuela's Orinoco delta has a snazzy haircut, an Adidas T-shirt and a sure fashion sense

RF2CNCPHN–Warao Woman doing Bread with Flour made from Palmtree, mauritia flexulosa, Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RFJ3X7MF–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

RM2BBKW6Y–native people in wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

RMDXR3HK–A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting northeastern Venezuela and western

Warao Indian villages dot Venezuela's Orinoco river delta, palm-fringed and patched by infestations of water hyacinth Stock Photo

RMA8ATXF–Warao Indian villages dot Venezuela's Orinoco river delta, palm-fringed and patched by infestations of water hyacinth

RF2DEWXBY–Warao Woman doing Bread with Flour made from Palmtree, mauritia flexulosa, Indians living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RFJ3X7M7–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

RM2BBKW75–native people in wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

Warao Indians in a dugout canoe, Orinoco River Delta, Venezuela, South America. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting Stock Photo

RMDXR3K2–Warao Indians in a dugout canoe, Orinoco River Delta, Venezuela, South America. The Warao are an indigenous people inhabiting

A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Orinoco basin is threatened by agricultural and mining exploitation and climate change. The Ori Stock Photo

RM2JW417J–A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta. The Orinoco basin is threatened by agricultural and mining exploitation and climate change. The Ori

Riverside guest cabin at the Orinoco Delta Lodge, screened against insects, and its privacy guarded by greenery Stock Photo

RMA8ATY1–Riverside guest cabin at the Orinoco Delta Lodge, screened against insects, and its privacy guarded by greenery

RF2D9EHMP–WARAO'S HOUSE, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA

RFJ3X7M1–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

RM2BBKW9A–native people in wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta, Venezuela. The Orinoco basin is threatened by agricultural and mining exploitation and climate change Stock Photo

RM2JW4163–A family of Warao Indians in the Orinoco delta, Venezuela. The Orinoco basin is threatened by agricultural and mining exploitation and climate change

Venezuela's Orinoco river delta, palm-fringed and patched by infestations of water hyacinth Stock Photo

RMA8ATXD–Venezuela's Orinoco river delta, palm-fringed and patched by infestations of water hyacinth

RF2CDK9R0–WARAO'S HOUSE, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA

RFJ3X7MY–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

RM2BBKW5A–native people in wooden house on stilts of Warao indians, Orinoco-Delta, Venezuela, South America, America

Up a creek of Venezuela's tidal Orinoco river mangroves are among plants at the water's edge Stock Photo

RMA8ATY6–Up a creek of Venezuela's tidal Orinoco river mangroves are among plants at the water's edge

RF2D9EHN0–WARAO'S KITCHEN, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA

RFJ3X7KG–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

Up a creek in Venezuela's tidal Orinoco river a plant similar to mangroves, sometimes called rábano de agua, crowds the shallows Stock Photo

RMA8ATY4–Up a creek in Venezuela's tidal Orinoco river a plant similar to mangroves, sometimes called rábano de agua, crowds the shallows

RF2CDK9R1–WARAO'S KITCHEN, INDIANS LIVING IN ORINOCO DELTA, VENEZUELA

A state school on the banks of the Orinoco river in Venezuela's delta region Stock Photo

RMA8AWHF–A state school on the banks of the Orinoco river in Venezuela's delta region

RFJ3X7KY–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

RF2CKE40R–Warao's Village, Indians Living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

RFJ3X7KF–Manaus, 05/08/2017 - AM - Approximately 30 Warao families from Venezuela camped under the flower viaduct near the Manaus bus station in the Central-South region, most of them live in handicrafts, but what attracts attention is which half are children and teenagers. The Warao Indians have fled to Brazil since 2014, when the political and economic crisis in Venezuela worsened, causing lack of food, personal hygiene, medicines, medical care and energy for the population. (Photo: Danilo Mello)

RF2DDY689–Warao's Village, Indians Living in Orinoco Delta, Venezuela

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