Last, but certainly not least, are the native people of the island of Salotum, the Aputsum. Due to their long isolation from humans and other brubafa, Aputsum culture is one of the richest and most unique on the planet, with a history spanning back thousands of years!

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This week we have two races for one! The Annamitese and Shan Hill brubafa are perhaps the least understood peoples, with the groups of the latter being especially distrustful of humans, likely due to a long history of interspecific conflict.

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Indian brubafa are variable and widespread in the subcontinent. Based on archeological and historical evidence, it is believed that these brubafa were the first to form multi-species settlements with humans, with the oldest evidence pointing to over 3,000 years ago!

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Starting this week you’ll be getting your first look at the brubafa of the world! First are the robust and widespread people of China, among the most commonly encountered around the globe.

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