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The mysterious tribe "see strangers kill" for 60,000 years

One of the world's most mysterious islands is said to have no strangers to set foot in, if not killed by indigenous peoples.

According to the Daily Star, the mysterious island of North Sentinel, located in the Atlantic between Sri Lanka, Thailand and India.

The Sentinel tribe has lived on an isolated island, full of sand, sun, woods and food, for more than 60,000 years.

But the chance to observe the island is near the video, because if strangers appear, residents on the island will seek out immediately.

The video was posted on the internet, showing scenes of Sentinel tribal members standing on the beach, attentively watching the cameraman, with sharp teachers.

Some of the tribesmen still hold their arrows, ready to launch deadly arrows if the crew tries to get closer.

One person said in the video, "This tribe is thought to be completely isolated. They do not forgive any stranger. We are not allowed to go near the coast

Some of the tribe even released their names, one of which wounded the crew filming.

At the end of the video, the cameraman said, "They do not want to talk to us."

Millions of people watched rare footage of tribal people living on North Sentinel Island. But most likely no video will be shot in more detail, to learn about their tribe and home.

The island is said to be home to about 400 indigenous people, completely separate from other surrounding countries.