The Waorani carry out a similar diet with their arrow poison, called curare or, in their language, oomae. This is anothe — Jonathon Miller Weisberger, Rainforest Medicine: Preserving Indigenous Science and Biodiversity in the Upper Amazon

The Waorani carry out a similar diet with their arrow poison, called curare or, in their language, oomae. This is anothe — Jonathon Miller Weisberger, Rainforest Medicine: Preserving Indigenous Science and Biodiversity in the Upper Amazon

The Waorani carry out a similar diet with their arrow poison, called curare or, in their language, oomae. This is anothe — Jonathon Miller Weisberger, Rainforest Medicine: Preserving Indigenous Science and Biodiversity in the Upper Amazon

The Waorani carry out a similar diet with their arrow poison, called curare or, in their language, oomae. This is anothe — Jonathon Miller Weisberger, Rainforest Medicine: Preserving Indigenous Science and Biodiversity in the Upper Amazon

The Waorani carry out a similar diet with their arrow poison, called curare or, in their language, oomae. This is anothe — Jonathon Miller Weisberger, Rainforest Medicine: Preserving Indigenous Science and Biodiversity in the Upper Amazon

The Waorani carry out a similar diet with their arrow poison, called curare or, in their language, oomae. This is another amazing product of the indigenous science, a most sophisticated technology that the Waorani extrapolated from an ancient myth.

— Jonathon Miller Weisberger, Rainforest Medicine: Preserving Indigenous Science and Biodiversity in the Upper Amazon

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