Speaking of cannibals, people must be very amazing, and then panic, modern society is hungry enough to eat people to survive, yes, there must be.
The Andaman-Nicobar Islands, located between the Bay of Bengal and the Burmese Sea also known as the Andaman Sea, are a mysterious group of islands.
This large group of islands has nearly 300 islands and is India's overseas territory.
The islands of South Andaman, Rutland and Little Andaman are now inhabited by primitive indigenous tribes that still retain a traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyle.
The shortest race in the world lives in the Andaman Islands! Their average height is less than 1.20 meters, and the average man's height does not exceed 1.5 meters. Men and women are not used to wearing clothes. Rather, naked. Their faces are relatively large, their noses are straight, their hair is black and not long, and their skin is as black as paint. One named Manlgao. Palo's explorers described them in his book The Anecdotes of the Orient: "With dog-like heads, teeth, and eyes, they were very cruel and wanted to eat people." Under the tribe is divided into a number of local groups, which are governed by the chiefs. Preserve matriarchal remnants. Matters within the group are handled by older men and women. No law. Those who endanger the lives and property of others shall be retaliated against by the victim himself or by joint relatives and friends. It depends on gathering, fishing and hunting for a living. The tools used are extremely primitive. He can make stoneware and canoes, and weave baskets with bamboo grates, rattan, and vines. Do not know how to domesticate livestock. Monogamy is practised. There are no titles that indicate various kinships, and they are usually directly called by name. Generally unclothed, both men and women shave their hair, prefer to tattoo their whole body, and wear belts, armbands, bracelets and necklaces made of bones, shells, wooden bamboo, leaves and vines.
The Andamans, because of their remoteness and extreme xenophobia, slaughtered all outsiders. In ancient Chinese texts, the earlier records of the islands include the "Biography of the High Monk Seeking the Dharma in the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty" volume Yijing's self-description of the itinerary, which records the Nicobar Islands, called the "Kingdom of the People", referring to the islanders using coconuts, plantains, and rattan bamboo utensils to exchange for iron, and iron as large as two fingers can be exchanged for five to ten coconuts. It was also said that the inhabitants of the island did not wear clothes, and that the women were only covered by leaves, even if the merchants gave them clothes. It is also remembered that the inhabitants of the island are "not black in color, and the amount is medium-shaped", and "Lu He" (iron) is the most precious. If the other party is not willing to trade, it will release poisoned arrows to kill the other party.
The Song Dynasty Zhao Rushi 'Zhu Fan Zhi' "Miscellaneous Kingdoms on the Sea" article said, "Yan Tuo ManGuo, from Lan Wuli to Silan Country, if the wind is not smooth, drift to one, the place name Yan Tuo Man, there is a large island in the sea, there are two mountains, one large and one small, its small mountains are all uninhabited, and its mountains are seventy miles around." The people in the mountains are like black paint, they can eat people raw, and the boat people dare not go to the shore. The mountain is unarmed, and all of them are sharpened with mussel shells. "It also refers to the fact that there is a holy golden bed on the island, a dead person, a great snake protection, and immortality through generations." It also refers to the fact that there is a well on the island that will flow holy water, and all the sand and gravel through which the water flows will turn into gold.
The Ceylon strip of the Yingya Shengguan calls it "Eucalyptus Tuk Man", which refers to "from the hat mountain south to the ocean, the good wind to the northeast for three days, see the green blue mountain in the sea, its mountains are three or four, the only mountain is the highest, the name eucalyptus Tuk Man Mountain", and also refers to the people on the island "nest, male and female naked, all without inches, like the shape of beasts and animals." The soil does not produce rice, but eats potatoes, paramites, plantains and the like, or shrimp fishing in the sea. "It is also said that if the locals have inches of cloth on their bodies, they will have rotten sores, because in the past, the Buddha's clothes were stolen by the islanders during his bath, so he was cursed not to wear clothes.