Description

The Jarawa of Andaman are among the ancient operating hunter-gatherers in the world. They have been living autonomously on their traditional land for thousands of years in a group in Andaman in a gigantic forest, and they feed on aquatic animals along with a domestic healthcare system. Jarawas are well fed, and their nutritional status is uncommonly thought. They have survived in excessive separation for years, and in the year 1996, their medical assistance connection started succeeding their departure from desperation. They are situated on the Middle and Southern Islands in Andaman. They usually give birth to a child naturally