AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES                                           AMAZON INDIANS

The Karadjere people live in the desert of Western Australia,
These people live in the Amazon Basin, in Brazil,
where the climate is very hot.
where the climate is hot and wet:
It rains from January to March,
it rains for nine to ten months of the year.
and the rest of year is dry.

They do not live in one place,
They live in villages;
but travel around on foot.
their houses are made of wood,
and the roofs are made of palm leaves,
They sleep in shelters made of dry tree branches,
Several families live in each house.
They travel by canoe.

Their food is fruit, nuts and kangaroo meat,
They eat fruit and vegetables, fish, and meat
from animals and birds
and they eat fish in the wet season;
(for example monkeys, wild pigs, parrots)
they also make bread from grass seeds.
Water is often difficult to find.
The Karadjere like music, dancing and telling stories.
They do not wear many clothes.
They do not wear many clothes.