How many of the yanomami tribe South America is left?

The Yanomami tribe in South America still has a significant population. As of recent estimates, their population is approximately 35,000 individuals divided into several communities spread across the northern regions of Brazil and southern regions of Venezuela. The exact count of the Yanomami population can vary due to factors such as remote or undercounted regions, limited accessibility, and the dynamic nature of indigenous populations. The Brazilian government works in conjunction with the Yanomami to ensure their rights, healthcare, and preservation of their ancestral lands.