25K views · 553 reactions | The macaw festival of the Kayapo tribe! The festival celebrates the courage and maturity of warriors, symbolized by the strength of the scarlet macaw. Their headdresses are made from the feathers of Amazonian birds — especially the bright yellow, blue, and red feathers of the hyacinth macaw, the most prized of all. #culture #amazonas #festival #tribe #fblifestyle Video credit: /joosouza564 | Unrestricted Borders | Facebook

The Kayapo people of the Brazilian Amazon are known for their striking body paint, created from red urucum seeds and black genipapo dye. These bold patterns aren’t just decoration — they express identity, age, status, and purpose, from daily life to war preparation. For the Kayapo, body paint is a living language, connecting them to their ancestors, their land, and the spirit world. #culture #tribe #amazonas #brazil #tribe #fblifestyle | Unrestricted Borders

3.3M views · 7.7K reactions | Born in the Brazilian jungle, the indigenous leader of the Kayapó people has defended the Amazon for over four decades — and he wants world leaders to step up. Meet Chief Raoni Metuktire. | Brut | Facebook

3.6K views · 282 reactions | How the Kayapó people of Brazil are keeping air in the lungs of the Earth. | Beautiful News | Facebook