In a heartwarming turn of events, four Indigenous children were discovered alive in the Amazon rainforest after surviving for an incredible 40 days following a plane crash.
Experts credit their survival to their deep knowledge of the forest passed down through generations.
Children in the region learn essential skills like navigating dense vegetation, identifying edible plants, and avoiding predators, preparing them for such challenges.
Their discovery showcases the resilience and adaptability fostered by Indigenous education.
This traditional knowledge not only aids survival but also strengthens familial bonds and instills faith, as seen in the 13-year-old Lesly’s care for her siblings.
Preserving these teachings is crucial for …
