The term "Bushman" refers to the indigenous people of southern Africa, particularly the San people, who are known for their hunter-gatherer lifestyle. They have lived in the region for thousands of years, primarily in areas like the Kalahari Desert. Their culture is rich in oral traditions, art, and unique survival skills adapted to their environment. Bushmen are recognized for their deep knowledge of the land, including tracking animals and identifying edible plants. They often use traditional tools, such as bows and arrows, and are famous for their rock paintings, which depict their daily life and spiritual beliefs.