A jungle challenge! What indigenous South Americans used as mosquito repellent. Alta Floresta, Amazon, Brazil, December 2017
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Oh, dear, the choices are to be bitten either by mosquitos or by ants? I’d like a third choice, please!
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I don’t think she was bitten. Just covered in their scent (she never cries out in pain, just exhibits disgust and a desire to get them off her limbs). Interesting that she says they smell a bit like perfume or tobacco!
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O.k., I got the impression that she got bitten the first time, but then maybe she wouldn’t have done it a second time. I have been bitten by ants, it hurts!
Yes, first she said perfume and then tobacco, I thought that was a bit odd.
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