The Tukano are an indigenous people primarily found in the Amazon rainforest, particularly in Brazil and Colombia. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes unique languages, traditional crafts, and vibrant rituals. The Tukano people live in small communities along the Tucano River and rely on fishing, hunting, and agriculture for their sustenance. The Tukano language belongs to the Tukanoan family, which includes several dialects. Their social structure is often organized around clans, and they have a deep spiritual connection to the forest. The Tukano also engage in trade with neighboring tribes, sharing resources and cultural practices.