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A group called Survival International has released new fotos of the isolated Panoan indigena people who live in the rainforest on the Brasil-Peru border.
Their fotos were also released to the world two years ago.
The Panoan are described as "uncontacted" because they have only limited contact dealings with the outside world.
Some experts believe that they threatened by illegal logging on the Peru's border.
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