The Hadzabe tribe, living along the remote shores of Lake Eyasi, is
related to the South African bushmen. They also have a similar 'click'
language. As hunters/gatherers, they live a very primitive nomadic life.
As they are constantly moving, there is no need for building huts.
During the rainy season, they seek shelter in caves. While the men go
hunting, the women look for wild fruits and roots. If a killed animal
is too big to bring home, the family moves with all their belongings to
the place of the kill. Going hunting with these people is a unique
experience, although not for sensitive people.
For an expedition to the Hadzabe bushmen, click here.
