EATING HUMAN FLESH MEET THE KOROWAI CANNIBALS - Nkaulele takes you through their livelihood
In this video, we're going to take a look at the Korowai cannibals – a tribe of people who live off of human flesh.

Nkaulele takes us through their way of life, showing us how they hunt and catch their prey. We'll also get a glimpse into their social lives and their impressive culture. It's not easy being a cannibal – but it's a fascinating way of life that's worth exploring!
Join me as I explore the world of the cannibalistic Korowai tribe, and meet the people who rely on human flesh for sustenance.

In this video, I'll take you through the lifestyle of the Korowai cannibals, and show you what it's like to live on human flesh as their primary source of nutrition. I'll also introduce you to some of the people who live and work among the Korowai, and discuss the challenges they face in this strange and dangerous life.
On a recent walk along the beach, Nkaulele and his team came across some human flesh. They decided to take you along on their discovery, as they discuss their livelihood and why human flesh is so valuable to them.

As you watch this documentary, you'll learn about the life and culture of the Korowai cannibals. You'll see how they hunt and kill human beings, and how their diet is based on human flesh. This documentary is a must-watch for anyone interested in the dark side of human nature!
The Korowai Tribe are a fascinating tribe only recently discovered in Papua New Guinea. Up until the 1970s, there had been no previous recorded contact between them and the western world. In fact, scientists believe the tribe may not have ever realised anyone else even existed other than themselves. Here’s what you should know about the Korowai Tribe.

They live in 140-foot high tree houses
One of the most remarkable engineering feats of the isolated and primitive tribe is their ability to construct great treehouse which sit 140-feet high in the jungles. The treehouse are constructed and placed on stilts, which were designed to protect the members from rival villages. These basic structures are only accessed by wooden ladders, placed up against the stilts to reach the top.

The central pole is made from a Banyan tree, with the bark of sago palm used for the floor and walls. The roof is made from the sago leaves. Fire pits are also created to protect the hut, as the biggest danger would be a fire.
Papua New Guinea is one of the countries in the world where it is no secret cannibalism has been practiced in the past, and up until quite recently. The Korowai tribe is one of the last known tribes in the world to have been cannibals. Because of the Korowai belief in evil spirits, it was necessary to kill and eat a person they believed had been taken over by a khakua, or demon.
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