Amazon's Mura tribe vows to protect sacred land
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In the heart of the Amazon, the Mura indigenous people have vowed to fight deforestation until the "last drop of blood" to protect their ancestral land amid raging forest fires. /VCG Photo

In the heart of the Amazon, the Mura indigenous people have vowed to fight deforestation until the "last drop of blood" to protect their ancestral land amid raging forest fires. /VCG Photo

There are about 18,000 Mura people in the country, with access to a special zone to fish and forage. /VCG Photo

There are about 18,000 Mura people in the country, with access to a special zone to fish and forage. /VCG Photo

Devastating forest fires in Brazil were up more than 80 percent in the country year-to-date, hitting their highest point since at least 2013, according to Brazil's space research agency. /VCG Photo

Devastating forest fires in Brazil were up more than 80 percent in the country year-to-date, hitting their highest point since at least 2013, according to Brazil's space research agency. /VCG Photo

The Mura people said they plan to fight against loggers and others exploiting the land. /VCG Photo

The Mura people said they plan to fight against loggers and others exploiting the land. /VCG Photo