Brazil tribe prove words count
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When it comes to counting, a remote Amazonian tribespeople have been found to be lost for words. Researchers discovered the Piraha tribe of Brazil, with a population of 200, have no words beyond one, two and many.
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COLIDER, Brazil -- Researchers in the state prosecutor's office in Cuiaba, surrounded by annotated maps of central Brazil and stacks of file folders, believe they have a pretty good idea why the reclusive Kayapo Indians  emerged from the forest: Many of the "uncontacted" tribes of the area are on...
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By LARRY ROHTER  By LARRY ROHTER   New York Times News Service  KYOWA, Brazil  As the Karitiana Indians remember it, the first researchers to draw their blood came here in the late 1970s, shortly after their Amazon tribe began sustained contact with the outside world.
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PARATY, Brazil  - In this quaint colonial town on  the Brazilian coast, folks like to drink their cachaca neat  from shot glasses called martelinhos, or little hammers, in wry  recognition of the effect it can have on their heads.
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Brazil routed a weak Haitian team 6-0 Wednesday in an exhibition soccer game aimed at promoting peace in the Caribbean country.
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Get INQ7 breaking news on your Smart mobile phone in the Philippines. Send INQ7 BREAKING to 386. ZURICH, Switzerland -- Brazil&#39;s newly crowned FIFA World Footballer of the Year Ronaldinho said he was committed in the fight against racism in the sport.
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Even without some top stars, Brazil still won its second straight Copa America title. Julio Baptista scored in the fourth minute, an own goal doubled the lead in the 40th, and Dani Alves got the final goal in the 69th as the Brazilians derailed Argentina, 3-0, yesterday in Maracaibo, Venezuela, to win South America's championship for the eighth time.
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Altitude, apathy, overconfidence - Brazil groped for reasons Thursday to explain its stunning 1-0 loss to Ecuador in the World Cup qualifiers.
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A Brazilian Indian tribe is linking up with Internet giant Google to try to capture vivid images that could help stop loggers and miners from deforesting the jungle and digging for gold on its vast Amazon reservation.
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Known as JoÃªnia Batista de Carvalho, Brazil's first Indian woman to become a lawyer has emerged as one of the most effective advocates of the indigenous cause.
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Scientists in Brazil claim to have established that the Amazon, not the Nile, is the longest river in the world.
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Brazil's World Cup-winning soccer team is to take on the Haitian side in a "game for peace".
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Defending champion Brazil beat Venezuela, 5-2, to keep a one-point advantage in South America&#39;s qualifying group for the 2006 World Cup.
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A Brazilian Indian tribe is linking up with Google Earth to try to capture vivid images that could help stop loggers and miners from deforesting the jungle and digging for gold on its vast Amazon reservation.
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CAETES, Brazil  - A woman emerges from the thick  scrub with a bundle of firewood on her back and walks down a  dirt path to her small farm in Caetes, a poor and remote  district in northeast Brazil.
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NABUSIMAKE, Colombia -- Caught in the crossfire of a conflict not of their making, Colombia's indigenous tribes say they are fighting the greatest threat to their survival since Spanish colonizers reached their shores 500 years ago.
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The controversial sport now has female participants  -  with Brazil in the lead