In Brazil Villagers Use a Natural Toxin to Paralyze Fish
Clip: Season 2 | 1m 49s
In Brazil, indigenous peoples use a natural plant toxin to paralyze hundreds of fish. The fish are needed for a festival to appease a "spirit" who can protect them if things go well. For the festival to be a success, they need hundreds of fish to feed the dancers and act as an offering. The natural toxin is a great help, but the lake where they fish also contains piranha, electric eels and caiman.
Airing: 07/25/18
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In Brazil Villagers Use a Natural Toxin to Paralyze Fish
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