The Tamla Den Okultiverade, or "Uncontacted Tribe," are an indigenous group living in the remote Amazon rainforest region of South America. Despite ongoing exploration and development in the surrounding areas, the Tamla have managed to remain completely isolated from the outside world, maintaining their traditional way of life. Very little is known about their culture, language, and social structures, but they are believed to practice a subsistence lifestyle centered around hunting, fishing, and small-scale horticulture. The Tamla's existence has been the source of ongoing debates around the ethics and logistics of potential outreach efforts, with some arguing they should be left alone while others believe they have a "right to development."