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The Hadza people were snapped at their home on the shores of Lake Eyasi, in the Ngorongoro district in the north of Tanzania. They are desperately searching for a way to secure land rights to preserve their 10,000-year-old way of life. The Hadza need access to unpolluted water springs and wild animals to hunt in the east African country. Here: Hadza boy with vervet monkeys. The Hadza live as hunter gathers and regularly shoot monkeys with bow and arrow. Tanzania 2013. (Photo by Harry Hook/Getty Images)
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