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One afternoon by the Caquetá River, in southern Colombia, anthropologist Eliran Arazi noticed a strange smell floating in the air: sweet, impalagoso, almost hypnotic. Without thinking much, he commented aloud that he found it pleasant. His traveling companion, a man named Miller, looked at him horrified. "It's nice? It's disgusting, it's the ... Continue reading "Why the Indians of the Amazon fear pink dolphins disguised as humans"