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Oct 12, 2019

[Answer] Which continent is home to the highest number of uncontacted tribes?

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...1. South America 2. Australia 3. Africa 4. Asia




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South America - The Amazon region is home to the largest number of undisturbed tribes on the planet. Most of these isolated tribes live deep within the Amazon rainforest, right near the border of Brazil and Peru. Others reside in the Chaco dry forests between Paraguay and Bolivia. Outside of South America, other tribes can be found in the Andaman archipelago of the Indian Ocean and in the West Papua region of Papua New Guinea. :


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