the humans in Tanzania — there are some 125 ethnic tribes — truly enthrall. “Ye-auck! Ye-auck! Ta-ta-ta-ta, kow!” a 20-ish Hadza tribesman swiveled his hips and animatedly yelled ...

The Hadza people are an ethnic group living around Lake Eyasi in the Great Rift Valley and near the Serengeti plain in Tanzania, in an area called Hadzaland. In 2015, there were between 1,200 and ...

More than a thousand novel microorganism species that inhabit the gut have been discovered in the Hadza hunter-gatherer community in Tanzania. These contribute to a gut microbe diversity that is ...

The Hadza people in the current study live in the central Rift Valley of Tanzania in camps of approximately five to 30 people. Individuals move between camp locations about every four months.

The Hadza people of Tanzania and Yao people of Mozambique realized this long ago. Hadza and Yao honey hunters have formed a unique relationship with this bird species by making distinct calls ...

A fire crackles just after dawn in north Tanzania's bushlands. The sun is starting to rise over the Yaeda Valley and the start of a new day means one thing for the Hadza tribe. It's time to begin ...

In Conservation of African Wildlife (ENWC452) and Community-Based Conservation (ENWC453), students go up-close-and-personal with native African wildlife and the Indigenous groups that inhabit northern ...

The Hadza Community which lost almost all their land is on a path to restore it through a pioneer project. The community of hunter-gatherers in Tanzania lost 90 per cent of their land to livestock ...

When Herman Pontzer began studying the metabolisms of the Hadza, a tribe of modern hunter-gatherers in Tanzania, for a 2012 study, he assumed they’d be incinerating calories like a furnace.