Huutojen
Huutojen, also known as the "Hutia" or "Hutia of the South," are a small ethnic group indigenous to the southern region of Madagascar. They are part of the larger Malagasy ethnic group and share a common language, Malagasy, with other Malagasy ethnic groups. The Huutojen are primarily agriculturalists, cultivating crops such as rice, cassava, and sweet potatoes. Their traditional way of life is centered around these agricultural activities, with the majority of the population living in rural areas.
The Huutojen have a rich cultural heritage, with their traditions and customs deeply rooted in their agricultural
The Huutojen have faced various challenges in recent decades, including deforestation, climate change, and the impact