The Nuer people are an ethnic group primarily found in South Sudan and parts of Ethiopia. They are known for their pastoral lifestyle, relying on cattle herding as a central part of their culture and economy. The Nuer have a rich oral tradition, with stories and songs that reflect their history and values. Social organization among the Nuer is based on clans and lineages, which play a significant role in their identity. The Nuer language, also called Nuer, belongs to the Nilo-Saharan language family. Their traditional beliefs often involve a deep connection to nature and ancestral spirits, influencing their daily lives and practices.