On the island of Luzon, in the Philippines, lives a nomadic tribe of the Aeta people

On the island of Luzon, in the Philippines, lives a nomadic tribe of the Aeta people, an indigenous tribal people who have been isolated, by choice, from the rest of the world for thousands of years.

All previous attempts to "civilize" them by Spanish and British colonizers failed, and they were left in their world.

The island itself is ancient and remote jungles are the hunting grounds for a wide range of fascinating and giant creatures, such as this 22.6-foot-long (6.88 m) reticulated python

is the longest snake species in the world, it was killed by the tribe in 1970. A few centuries ago they live from the fruits of the jungle, worrying very little about the problems of the outside world