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Here's the story about the time I was captured in Papua New Guinea.

DISCLAIMER: The content in this video is a dramatized representation of a traditional custom practiced by Iatmul people in Papua New Guinea and is intended solely for educational and entertainment purposes. We emphasize that this is a mock scenario and no real capturing or harmful events took place. All participants in the video were acting and fully aware of the nature of this project. This video is designed to showcase cultural practices and is in no way endorsing or encouraging such actions in real life. Viewer discretion is advised.

Headhunting among the Iatmul was historically part of their tribal warfare practices. It was deeply embedded in their spiritual and social life, often linked to rituals and rites of passage.
The act of headhunting was intertwined with their beliefs in ancestral spirits and the spiritual realm. The heads of enemies were considered to hold spiritual power and were often taken during raids and warfare to gain favor with ancestral spirits.
Success in headhunting was also a means of gaining social status within the tribe. Young warriors would prove their bravery and prowess by participating in these raids.