CATCHING BABOONS with the HADZA PEOPLE (We finally got them)
The Hadza People are a remote African Tribe of Hunter-Gatherers in Tanzania. A few months ago, I was lucky to enough to be able to join them on a hunt for baboons. We didn't catch any, so we decided to return to try again. This time for a 72 hour hunting trek, deep into the African bush.
The experience I had, was one of the most intense of my life. These people are amazing, and I'm so fortunate to be able to share this with you on KZhead. Enjoy.
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Shame on you for profiting from animal cruelty. Pain is real whether for humans or animals.
@jay1970 stfu lol, are you going to cry everytime a lion hunts a antelope?
@@jay1970 What did your ancestors eat? Just curious.
@@jay1970 kid this is how it is. Dont eat nothing then since plants feel pain too. #plantlivesmatter
@@Wattchn we are talking about a “man” who is profiting from pain and suffering.
Imagine being so far into the technocracy that you are offended by humans surviving in their natural habitat.
exactly
I agree
Well said
Vegans probably
@@kuhzzy1798 we live in a society
Throughout the footage, we see that the chief gets the most golden, best looking bits of honey. I think the moment the chief gave you his golden honey was very touching and showed that he gives you a lot of respect. These videos are fascinating, beautiful and raw - a real glimpse into our human history and nature.
yea everyone gives to the chief, the chief gives to no one. except for that dude so defo some meaning
Yes, but there seems to be a glib lack of understanding about why these men go through what they do to get honey. This is most likely their only source of natural sugar. Imagine for a minute - no chocolate, no candy, no cakes, no quick sugary snacks. No added sugar to your tomato sauce or to anything. NADA! But you have honey. Tribes go to extreme lengths to get honey - its deliciously sweet and calorie rich and can see you through tough times - it's prized. It's serious - the proof? You climb tall trees and get stung to hell to get it but its still worth it. But this presenter doesn't seem to realise this. He just laughs. Oh it's all crazy = your way of life is crazy = you are crazy = I am better than you. And then takes a massive chunk of honey for himself. I think he could do the research ask the right questions (not just from his Dr. Livingstone point of view) and show more respect frankly.
Good eye!
Except for the fact as SOON as they got some actual meat, which was the very thing he came to hunt, they ate every single piece without leaving him a crumb. Even with the smaller animals they gave him the shittiest pieces of all. Then comes the baboon and they literally eat every single part of it. From the head, eyes, down to the feet, and saved him nothing. I felt some type of way about that shit right there to be honest. Dont get me wrong I KNOW the tribe is starving, and they dont catch baboons every day, but damn smh. I could just imagine seeing 1 of the Hazda peoples faces if they were invited to a cookout/dinner in the south. They would eat so much fried chicken n everything else, they would end up going back to the tribe weighing 50 lbs heavier
@@GeneralBuckNaked they hunt together they have a heirarchy to respect. moreover when a person is hungry its instinct too just focus on your and your childs food. you mave have noticed its very easy for a man to share his favourate food for child but same man cant give it his friends
I don't understand why anyone would be critical of these resourceful people, they're surviving the best way they can and they're very good at it. Great video!
They live as they always have. Why should they change? Never.
It's amazing seeing the past history of human kind here and now No depression no anxiety but Friendship comradery feeling of sense and purpose I envy those brave people
Yup and no prejudice either
Ted kaczynski is right🤷♂️
🤣 You are seeing them at a certain point of time. This doesn't mean they have no stress or anxiety ect. It is very hard to live and try to survive. I think we romanticize the past as an ideal simpler time. They still struggled and suffered. Even with improvements to health and technology all the way up to the 1920s people were dying young and you were guaranteed to lose some children. They are human just like everyone else. I will say that it's rare now to live in a close community. I got a taste of it at my great grandma's. Everyone there was family or friends from way way back. They all moved out to CA because my great great grandma needed to go for her health. No one locked their doors. Us kids just ran from house to house. I had no idea at the time we were so interconnected. It was wonderful.
@@bdavis7801it’s different from modern society, though. Ofc they have stress but they aren’t mentally ill trying to keep up in a complex, capitalist society.
@@zayan6284physical vs psychological suffering. These guys move every day and get scars and bruises. We think a lot every day and get into spiraling thoughts and existential crises. They get hurt and their family does what they can to patch them up but they may still die. We get hurt, and a doctor who has already seen way too many people that day gives you an awesome modern treatment but then our brains hurt because it costs more than what you make in a year and no one can help you with the crippling debt because everyone else is barely getting by, and also you're alone but might feel better if you buy more things. Modern society has become so individualistic, scarce, and isolating when our nature is the exact opposite
That bow shot was sick, insane skill.
Essential skill
We LOST IT for 15 minutes. I abbreviated the scene down to 30 seconds. That changed the game. I had faith in the abilities of these guys before, but that locked it in as 100% legit. Unbelievable.
Thats some real skyrim shit right there
He is the real hitman ❤️
my jaw dropped when i first saw that teaser its fxcking awesome
Cha’aba is a freaking legend holy crap! The fact he nailed that with a hand crafted bow at 50-70 yards on a cliff side. I’m officially infatuated with these people God bless them all I hope their tribes live on for many many generations
50 meters actually
Meters it is. Some Americans are born dumb. Yards, ounces, miles, pounds, gallons wth
@@thiagonogueira2898 🤓
Why the nerd and clown emoji
50 meters away, uphill, on a 35 inches (on average) target. i know people who shoot for sports who would have needed to put the equation on paper to take the shot. Cha'aba, i drink to your health.
Insights into stuff like at 5:30 are so fascinating. He imitates the guy and smirks about it with his friend. Glad to see that we still resemble actual human life
right?! when they started mocking his “mhm” to know that it’s good!!! that was awesome!
I am 59 years old and i have seen thousands of documentaries in my lifetime, but I have never seen one as exhilarating and as educational as this one. I hope you would allow me to share it with my subscribers. Blessings ❤
I think its because many documentaries usually show these people in a way that makes them feel worlds away, he shows their friendliness and comradery, He shows that their human and just like us, that's the difference
Yes, this is an accurate illustration of my parents going to school.
You forgot about the snow, and it being uphill both ways.
@@fearlessandfar he also forgot the minefield and transatlantic flight in a bicycle powered plane
Just ask Steven He's father.
Are you feeling it now Autistic Crab?
@@fearlessandfar LOL!! Yes!
The fact that they usually do this in the pitch black of night with no flashlights is absolutely astonishing
They probably have way better eyesight at night than any of us due to evolutionary pressures
men can see better in the dark than women and women can see upwards of 90 million more colors than men. evolutionary traits both still have. You'd be surprised how well your eyes can be trained to see in the dark if you do it often.
@@tylerlewis2766people of aboriginal decent are proven to have better vision than any other origin.
No light pollution, it’s easier to see
@@lindantsie7924Americans need flash flights when they go out there and night vision goggles…evolution plays a part too…they have to hunt at night to survive
im not going to lie that shot from about 90 yards away with a bow that they made is insane it just shows how much raw talent they have
It’s what humans are capable of imagine the killing machines the early humans were
As a man who loves history, and different cultures, i LOVE these videos, how respectful you are, how they consider you and your group, friends. Youre an inspiration to us all
This is such an outstanding content. I wish people would more understand how hard it is to create something like that and would support you more on Patreon, you truly deserve it.
Thanks so much for your support on Patreon man. It really helps me keep creating these!
yes you are so right that's what i was thinking like why some people with sh.. content and no real work put into them make millions of views but someone who does so much it's not fair.
this is what i wanna see a netflix tv based off of. i dont know where to start but dude you should pursue it cause this is spiritually informative and thoroughly educational.
You must be this guys friend. Mentioning his Patreon as if you’re a fan. Lol pathetic.
Do i have to be a travel vlogger to have a shirtless profile pic? How many subscribers do i need
This is more thrilling than Netflix and Amazon Prime combined.
I was just sorting through Netflix last night looking for something similar lol too bad there isn't
I wonder how good the patreon is
Faxxx
Amazing !
Amazon is a terible company i will never use any of their products
Call me crazy, but I dreamt of a simpler life like this all my life. I'm so jealous they're so in touch with nature and their roots. These people are truly amazing. Edit: I can't help it if you're afraid of your primal instincts, this is how the world worked for thousands and thousands of years, and how you keyboard warriors are in existence today.
Yeah very simply hunting baboons in pitch black or die starvation
4 real!
Go join them
@@TheRoope97 didn’t see one person who looked to be starving this whole video
@@JoeThole the hungry ones dont go hunting because they dont have the energy to keep up? And im not saying THEY ARE hungry. Nyt that this dont look really SIMPLE LIFESTYLE
Not only did he hit the baboon from 150 feet away. It was the arrow they made from twigs and tree branches insane he will win the Olympic anytime.
Not that he really cares about Olympics 😂 but yeah you can bet ur arse he would win. That’s what happened in 1960 when they decided to include a son of a shepherd from Africa in the Olympic marathon. Ethiopian Abebe Bikila would smash the world record while running BAREFOOT! Still considered one of the greatest marathon runners ended up winning like 12 marathons.
He said 50 meters which is 55 yards or 164 feet
He's making gold medal shots every other week perhaps.
Probably the unfittest tribe member could be a D1 athlete 💀
@@Nomzai I meant feet
I LOVE falling into youtube rabbit holes and finding AMAZING content like this. this is crazy good!
so true. just found this guy. the best thing thats happened to me in a long time
Hell yes it is
My thoughts exactly!
Fr im glad I clicked
Yep. Same here.
I've endured and overcome much in my life - but NOTHING that approaches the fortitude and tenacity of these extraordinary hunters. Much respect and admiration.
This is another level of endurance
I wish I could just put the entire 3 day hunt in some VR simulator and just have a GoPro on Socolo. It's so hard to show what it's really like with a normal camera.
@@fearlessandfar try verbally? What is the gab between the vid and the real thing that we’re missing? Because it seems like you conveyed the experience pretty well…
Crazy shot insane Thank you brother for the footage
@@fearlessandfar Thanks for sharing the video. I hope the HUNTERS get their share for the profit. Thank you.
As a person who loves archery 🏹 for fun... I am truly fascinated by this beautiful tribe.
The Hadza are such interesting people. I've been fascinated with them for a few years now since I saw David Cho talk about them in JRE. The toughness and ingenuity of these people is admirable.
You have shown the reality of their life. No romanticization, no protectionalism, but also full respect to who they are and how they live. It is an honest work, so rarely found in modern media. Also an inside look into their culture which I don't think was really done before, at least non that I have seen. But most importantly, you have become their Koko. They treated you like an equal, and so did you. Because you saw that they are you, they're people like all of us. And watching through these videos may make many of us see, that maybe these people have life figured out better than most of us do.
Unfortunately, YT might demonitize him because rules 🙄 (which is kind of stupid).
Exactly live a modest life with only survival to worry about...they have no technology and they are living..if some of us lost our phone we couldn't be able to sleep
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@Georgii Galeev because whether you realize it or not, our constant advancements and push towards ease of life only gives us more time to dwell and be upset. That's why so many people in the past few generations have suffered extreme mental health crisis. These people worry about friends, family, laughs, and survival. Their happiness may be accompanied by ignorance to the technological world, but the vast amount of knowledge we contain is a curse.
@Georgii Galeev I don't think IQ 45 people would be able to conduct a successful blind dark night hunt on feral Baboons with the tools at their disposal. Tools probably each of them has crafted by hand and with very basic tools, no less, some of them, like arrows, quite sophisticated. Making a good shooting bow is not an easy task to grasp mentally, let alone a small self bow that is so accurate it can take out a Baboon in complete darkness from 50 meters away. Maybe it's just a kind of intelligence our tests don't do much justice - intuitive intelligence as opposed to analytic is largely undervalued in our society. Do you know of any research on their intelligence quotient? I'd be interested in reading through some.
This is the kind of content that that really restores my faith in KZhead and the internet in general- as a tool for learning and understanding other cultures, other places, other people. I hope people realize just how significant and important this is. Now that this video has been uploaded to the web, these faces and this endangered culture will always be remembered and celebrated. Thank you.
Lol don’t restore your faith in “youtube” that’s crazy talk. This guy however, and the tribe, are all legends
They need some diversity.
I completely agree with you Jeremy. This culture is endangered and should be protected. Such an inspiring video.
@@crisfalcon9534 protected how? How do they intend on helping these people? I’m genuinely asking because I don’t know/understand how spreading awareness is helping. Cool video and all, but I don’t see how this is helping these people
@𓀐𓂸 why would a rebel kill but also protect them?
the way humans hunt naturally is so beautiful. the shouting communication, the panicked group-think of running through burrs and thorns. beautiful footage
Man this is the foundation of all of us this video feels so refreshing because it’s in our natural instinct to hunt and I can feel the excitement and focus along with them.
Damn, youtube randomly recommending your channel was an interesting find
Thank you to both you, and the big red play button I pray to ❤️
I’m so glad it popped up
Same! I just stumbled on this and it’s amazing!
Imagine having to tell your audience to “keep an open mind” about something humans have been doing for tens of thousands of years.
Imagine being part of the people that need to keep an open mind Their lives must be very sad
Imagin thinking that it's a must to have "open mind" just to make other people comfortable.
It is concerning that mankind has become so ridiculously thinned skinned and hypersensitive that they have to be warned about the contents of this video.
@@lonewolftrucker3955 And theirs is hunting because they need meat. For us, it is the dollar because we need money to eat.
@@lonewolftrucker3955 We're all wage slaves.
22:28 the man wanted a high-five and gave it to himself. xD
Tru smooth tho
Absolutely fascinating. Thank you to the beautiful tribe for allowing us to see within their world ❤️ it’s so surreal looking in, watching on a screen thousands of miles away
21:41 the skill displayed in that shot is actually unreal, much respect to these people.
ngl.. that freaking amazing
🤣
Cha'aba with an amazing shot! Much respect to them, I almost envy their way of life.
Bro im baffled
Olympic athletes are skaing in their pants rn. they lucky these guys ain't there
These people are richer beyond measure. They have everything they need and are genuinely happy
@@San-eh8do im assuming that the elders move to towns/cities due to their inability to hunt. But i can only hope
@@San-eh8do but they live in the present every single second of their life. We worry about the future and past all the time and use distractions such as drugs and electronics to take us away from the real world. So maybe it equals out
it shows when the leader is asked whats the most important thing in life. He lives in the present and in that moment the most important thing was getting meat
Bro they don't have everything they need, Did you watch this whole video? They literally say wild animals are going extinct because of other tribes. They had to eat ugali by itself for breakfast because it's so hard to hunt right now. This was a 3 day thing not 30 mins🤣🤣 and they did all that to just catch 2 baboons.
You know what they say about "assumptions"
Thank you so much to bring so much awareness about these people,language and culture. I mean just imagine what they are going through with there land and food being taken from them. Just imagine if your way of life is just swept from under your feet. Thank you so much for this awareness
They have such life in their eyes, they seem so connected with everyone and everything around them, that seems to be something missing in modern society, I mean some people are still connected in modern society but theirs is just deeper
Life was harder up until not long after WW2. Throughout history jobs had real meaning for communities, each job brought something of value to the community. Nowadays, the world is so focused on the individual that the community spirit has disappeared and it's a free for all, to make as much money as possible to live. Office jobs and cities are desensitising us from nature and our roots. It's a real shame...
@onemangamer587 I'd really like to do this but I dont think I have the balls to do this for more then a day 😅
When I get depressed I always come to videos like these to humble myself and come back to earth, thank you for bringing this to us.
Depression will disappear when you're actually living.
This is not a video I would humble myself to. This isn't meant to show us how good we have it, but to show us what we don't have. This is true life and happiness. If it works for you that's great though.
Keep ur head up Miles
@@Schneter shut up dude, they live like savages. Watching videos like this makes me grateful for what I have. You talking about true happiness, shut up. Those people would trade with us any day of the week.
@@Schneter maybe that's why he watch it
Among the many things I appreciate about this is the vlogger mentioning the individual's name. This shows respect of others, of fellow human beings, and not feeling superior like so many others.
Very true
💯💢🙌
Any feeling of superiority by anybody is a vital sign of inferiority
Ive always found even adressing people by there name or slipping into conversation shows ultimate respect. Especially if you have just met.
This shows us what humans are truly like with raw nature I love it!!
This is amazing I always found it fascinating how people of thier kind and others exist I'm so glad there's proof this tribe is amazing at what they do and how they live God loves them dearly
“Scars are always good stories right?” I love how positive this dude is, makes me wanna actually travel.
Inspirational huh
Except you don't get scares from thorns. Scratched all to hell and back yes. Leaving scares years later NO! Tid bits of pointless audio to make the KZhead seems a little more intense. Alot of KZhead do it. Props to him though for going and doing this.
@@Sneakyeggs bro look at the tribemans legs, those aint regular thorns
I bet off camera he cries like a baby about it.
@@lloydchristmas7265 how can people like you enjoy life?
These people are so captivating for the single reason that they talk directly to our deepest instincts, they talk to the hunter-gatherer within.
It's really like looking into the past. It's really awesome
Yeah it’s awesome ans I’m surprised this video has such a positive like to dislike ratio and positive feedback doing natural human nature thought I would see some vegans and peta activist
They talk directly as to why humanity has been such a failed species. So far. And very likely permanently. Everyone is just marking time until the 100% inevitable next CME/carrington event that's coming down the pike. And then... major bigtime EMP. And then... nuclear meltdowns galore of all the reactors and spent fuel pools. The planet will be radiation sterilized from pole to pole. From failure comes failure.
You she entity lifeforces (including she entity lifeforces currently existing in XY DNA template bodies) waste too much time doing things that make absolutely no sense.
The irony... you she entity lifeforces (including aliens) are the Stars Of The Show that includes all the universes, hyper-dimensions, and whatnot. From the first moment of Eternity until the very last, it is YOU who are the Stars Of The Show. And i don't understand why you seem to want to do everything you can to mess up YOUR show. It's not like you'll ever have anything better than being the Stars Of The Show that is the cosmos.
Absolutely loved watching this, excitement and joy These people are truly amazing ❤
Thank you for exposing this fascinating indigenous tribe. I hope they are allowed to flourish as they are, unhindered by the encroaching greed and corruption of the modern world.
We've made our lives unnecessarily complex with our imagined realities. Whilst I'm so grateful for modern science and technology, I'm utterly besotted with our hunter gather history and this series...just WOW. The Hadza people are badass.
“We’ve made our lives so unnecessarily complex” THAT PART 👌
We have made our live so complex, just because we tried to make it simple. Sounds contradicting, but there is definitely something true about it, just think about digitalization.
We didn't make life complex , man has all this knowledge and science but forgot GOD & his word ...
@@monsieurimhim6147 facts like not to baboons and mongoose
well i learned a new word today... besotted
I will never respect a modern archer who claims they missed a shot and blames their bow or arrow ever again.
@Proli what in the world are you going on about?
@@florese4804 Small things matter more with higher draw strength bows, is what i gathered
Who commented that? The one tribal guy who shot the baboon 50 merters away.......in the dark.🤫😁
@Proli love the knowledge man thanks. Archery is a beautiful sport.
@Proli "you cannot compare skill level 1:1" Yes you can. If you gave these guys modern compound bows they'd wreck everything. Imagine giving these guys sights and a mechanical advantage. These guys dont shoot far because of their tools, if you gave them the tools they'd outshoot any pro within a generation.
These people are so cool, I’m glad you made this video as I love watching them hunt
Watching from the comforts in my home in Southern California all I can say is thank you! Grateful for folks like you spreading awareness and importance surrounding a curiosity for culture. This is so dope! Amazing people. 🔥🤟🏽
And then people wonder why humans love dogs. Oldest compadres to man
I love dogs
AND more loyal than fellow humans.
Yep, humans created dogs. They are our creation and responsibility.
african people eat dogs too!!!!!!!!!!
@@sp4c3g and? I would eat dog to
"This is us." So true. You are doing a real public service by showing us something of our heritage that remains in all of us.
Not to hate but these are modern day primitive people and youre white so i wouldnt neccesairly say in all of our heritage but yea
@@juanjr3917 Well, these are hunter gathers. Despite someone being white, black, asian, ect. we all come from the same ancestry from thousands of years ago. These videos are kind of like a time machine in a way! I don't mean to be *that* kinda Karen, but it's kind of true. Of course, people in general, no matter what race can't really relate to this. But overall, I understand where you're coming from.
@@juanjr3917 Yeah. Dogs weren't domesticated yet back when my ancestors migrated out of Africa. And they definitely didn't wear t-shirts, jorts and use flashlights. These people live primitively compared to us, but compared to our common ancestors there's probably many things they do differently.
@Nobody Nobody Don't hate or look down on them at all. The point was these people *are* evolved compared to our common ancestors. Don't know where you got hate from.
But you are white you didn't evolved in Africa you evolved in Europe in less sunny place that's why you become white as less sun means less need for Melanie to protect your skin and less Melanie means less darkness in your skin
I love listening and watching them talk its so confident and animated and they know you dont speak the language but still enthisisticly want to share with you
For me, this video throws into vivid reality how empty our world would be without these beautiful people in it.
They are so caring, making sure you eat, you can see the happiness and friendlynes in their eyes when they talk
I find it really beautiful, it's the optimal life for a human being , they are so generous and friendly because to them , humans help each other against the world , it's always been this way for them
They weren't so caring and friendly to the baboon.
@@alkaholic4848 if you get a brain transplant you will understand 1+1
@@alkaholic4848 They choose the life of themselves, their wives, and their children over the life of the baboon. They are hunters gatherers, they need the meat to survive. They don't have money to buy groceries nor a store to by them from. The plant products in the area aren't alone sufficient to sustain life.
Omg climbing the tree from the inside was so cool. And terrifying. What an incredible experience for you and how beautifully you've captured it all for us. Thank you for the heart and thought you put into this!
Wow... thank you Mike for living this, for removing your shoes, running in the complete darkness to be part of that moment, recording for us to see this too!!! It is incredible, thank you really!!!!!
Big respect! Thx u for your videos that educate and entertain us at the same time. Keep them coming!
I love how the chief mocks you going “MmMm!” 😂
I know right? 😆 I had to keep that in. Especially when he copies Yusuphs laugh @26:50
@5:27 in case anyone was trying to find it 😆. This is awesome.
in Joe Rogan podcast, the crazy Korean man said that this tribe lives on jokes. they wake up at 5am and immediately make fart jokes and laughed like its 4.20. he also said that Christian missionaries tried many times to convert the tribe, and the tribe said ok yes we follow your religion. When the Christians went back home, the tribe uses the Bible pages as rolling papers to smoke weed. fuck me hahahahahaha
Didn't strike me as mocking. More entertained by the sound of something good English speakers say.
@@daleowens7695 same, id probably have a similar reaction to their equivalent for that sound
Am proud of the video... Recording our history is very important. Documenting such as this is a great and honourable gift to humanity
You are very right. But it needs a lot to understand what we see in this short video. Most people only want action, entertaiment. They can't know what a huge great knowledge and skill and long training it needs to be a succsessfull hunter.
Watching this, i think it really humbles you down. Appreciating what you have in your life.
Those dogs are troopers! Awesome to see how they’re bred for their job and do so well at it, despite injuries they receive. I love watching dogs work so hard.
I love that they're all such amazing storytellers. All of them use great pantomime and sound recreation whenever they explain anything and I'm living for it
I kept that long segment of Mandola explaining the hunt at @10:25 because I loved to much to shorten it. So expressive.
@@fearlessandfar I find it interesting that a lot of their gestures Match our western gestures such as shaking head for no etc. I wonder if they picked that up from all the Kokos that visit them.
@@Seanonyoutube bros
Amazing story tellers. So cool. Thank you for sharing it.
@@Seanonyoutube probably not. it’s probably a universal way to communicate
Mad respect and admiration for these people. Their way of life resembles our ancestors’ the most, I’d say. Without these skills and team-work, none of us would be here. Personally, I don’t get why some people are upset at these people. How do you suppose they should survive? Meat is a part of the natural human diet, as is obvious in this video series. Personal ‘modern’ choices are irrelevant when you eat to live and hunt to survive.
Are there seriously people who cry bcs they hunt? If yes, then i hope all of them bump their pinky toe extremely hard
Totally agreed, meat is the reason our jaws became smaller and our brain bigger, meat is the historical reason we are what we are...
@@marcovalentinoalvarado3290 Well, cooking meat is why our jaws became smaller and our brains bigger. Cooked meat takes less time to chew and allows for better nutrient absorption. Eating meat is just... survival.
@@Ziorac which is why humans found other things to chew on throughout the day to strengthen their jaw
@@avandeb8687 in the winter barefoot 😂😂😂
This is one of the coolest videos on the Net I've ever seen. A window back in time. Good luck to the Hadza people.
I continue to love you💕, your life chanching and life giving experience that you continue to share through this platform😍 Stay safe mate🙏
I have watched many videos on the Hadza tribe, and increasingly, my modern life of physical comfort yet chronic stress feels meaningless and inadequate compared to this. This is how humans were truly meant to live. Incredible footage. Thank you.
I think you may believe that because you're only getting a glimpse of what it's like. They have stress too. It's hard scraping out a living and trying to survive.
I think our problem is a lack tight social structure. Our world is far lonelier.
Humans had brains and managed to make their habitat more suitable for their needs, how you live is how humans supposed to live, these people are unfortunate their habitat didn't require the creation of society so they stayed like that, you're seeing a half an hour of their life and think it's cool you don't know about their day to day struggle you won't think it's fun if you are out there with them and they don't be able to catch anything and stay hungry for days, food security and civilized society where we don't have to run after every meal is a great blessing be thankful and appreciate what you have
@@CAMSLAYER13 It really isn't. Atleast not in the East.
I LOVE how both Mike talks to them in english , and they talk to him in their native language even when there is no translator present. just expressing themselves :)
I thought I saw a translator.
Thats how it is in star wars.
@@learntocrochet1 i meant that in some parts of the video, the translator isn't present but that doesn't stop them from speaking to eachother
It’s beautiful isn’t it , makes you wonder how interactions were when ambassadors of civilisations meet
22:20 the universal fist bump of *that was fucking dope bro*
I like all your videos, they are very informative on different tribes cultures. Also the way you like them n eat their food, laugh and dance with them. All the best Drew
This is an outstanding film amoungst a set of amazing documentaries from Fearless and Far. What makes Mike stand out against other filmmakers is that he is able to flesh out the people that he meets so we get to know them as real characters, even when the cultural gap is almost unimaginable. It is clear that he respects and shares his humanity and humility with the people he films, and they sense that and in turn are open to him. No big-budget documentary maker could hope to do that. Kudos to him for showing what humans are capable of - both for him personally and the subjects of his incredible documentaries. Mike, please don't ever let success change what you do.
Thank you so much for this. I put a lot of time into connecting with people, I want to show their faces, their names, and their story. Honestly it’s not easy. I often get a little sick. I often get pretty banged up. But for me, I can’t do it any other way. I travel to understand the world and the people in it, so I can understand my place in it all. You can’t do that on the sidelines with clean khaki pants and hand sanitizer, you have to jump in the thick of it. That’s where all the unforgettable experiences and life lessons are ❤️🙏🏻🐉
When he couldn't reach to dip his breakfast and the other tribe member dipped it for him 😭 nicer than any city slicker ("mine now") behavior. Shows how these people live for eachother not just themselves. Lets take notes guys
Yep. Leftist Democrats in the cities are trash.
@@silvermediastudio lol... funny, back in texas all my conservative friends are the ones who say shit like "fuck you, I got mine." Meanwhile my leftist friends are always happy to share. Funny, huh.
@@komali2 Politics a feudal pointless man made system to mind Grape the masses.
@@mateaukalua4426 so, fyi, you're describing a leftist position: anarchism lol.
@@komali2 No I am not. It common sense fool's have been voting for centuries and nothing has ever gotten any better. Black people had to fight for their rights and do way more than voting to get a piece of equality. Same for women's rights. Just voting for a party left or right does nothing on it's own.
i love seeing people of different cultures and communities. this is amazing, thank you for sharing
AWESOME tribesman ❤ I love watching your videos with some of the last true hunter, gatherers in the world. ❤
I'm from the Kenyan coast of Kilifi county, I miss this life, growing up with my big brothers and cousins, we would go hunting every Saturday and Sunday, it was awesome. We would hunt envelopes, the mongoose, guineafowls, wild rodents, squirrels, birds, etc, I'm now in my 30ths and we hardly go hunting because we all moved and left our awesome way of life of hunting behind, it's now gone no more hunting like we used to do
Pole.Salimia mzungu Ngoma hapo Malindi
Its sounds so fun
Not much meat on envelopes lol
@@420_Logan antelopes
@@niamtxiv Ik, I was being a smart-ass lol
The shot from the bow was phenomenal. Many people would have missed that with a pistol in daylight.
A 50yard bow shot isn't that amazing.
@@silvermediastudio well the bow was not profesionally made plus they were hunting at night
@@dafuqq467 Humans have been making bows by hand for literally thousands of years. It doesn't take a 21st century pRoFeSsIoNaL to make a bow that works.
@@silvermediastudio Id like to see you hit that buddy
@@silvermediastudio Bruh those people didnt evolve as we did thats why they still live in the woods atleast use 2 of your braincells
You are officially the most positive and craziesr KZheadr out there! Respect, man! Thank you soooo much for this overwhelming piece of content! ❤
These men are absolutely brilliant, we tend yo overcomplicate everything with "technology" but their simplicity is absolutely amazing and Brilliant.
These guys are freaking awesome! They are tough as nails, I mean seriously, who climbs in a hollow tree filled with bees the size of your thumb just to get some sweets?! They arr so cool to watch, knowing that this is just a normal day for them.
@@licensedtoill9278 Gccj ccw. CC c V no. C
@@licensedtoill9278 They’d probably shit themselves to death😂
@@licensedtoill9278 I swear the hygiene of their food is disgusting
@@arturopuebla4924 yeah but that's how they live
And Im too lazy too go to the store for chocolate :c
10:20 it's SO cool to actually see them having a conversation in their language!
Sometimes less is more, as they say. They're a big family, so caring of each other and have a lot of fun even if it's a tough life to live. It's just all around healthier for body, mind and soul.
A purposeful, meaningful and community focused life. Much respect
What I find to be the most unbelievable and no one is talking about it is how easily they tracked that animal through the bushes, what made our ancestors so successful was the fact that they ambushed prey and used tools to successfully hunt bigger and stronger animals, to actually see it with your own eyes got to be the best experience of your life.
something about watching humans live in their natural environment relieves my anxiety
Doesn’t it make u want to enslave them
@@mistypeek3581 grow up
@@mistypeek3581 quit the 4chan propaganda.
Makes me realize my problems aren't problems at all
@@mistypeek3581 🗿...such a dark joke you’re so funny 😐
Glad you made a feel about this! I wouldn’t have discovered such a great video otherwise. Totally subbing
Great glimpse into their culture. Thank you for this. Beautiful tribe.
U are not one of those cocky scientists who come from their cushy air conditioned office jobs to come interview or talk to these brothers,u are living their life, big up to u
??? some of the most valued research comes from professionals who do exactly this? what do you mean
Yes sure
Dude, those scientists don’t get to bring the office and A/C with them. They tough it out same as this bloke.
cocky scientist huh? the only people that are interested to study this are the ones that find this kind of lifestyle interesting... so they would've sacrificed something
The closeups on their faces and expressions in every video have me choked up how beautiful human kind is. Thank you for these videos. Some may see it as harsh or barbaric it’s truly therapeutic to me and many others. I believe it can help relieve anxiety and problems from our complex little lives. Keep up the great work… we can all aspire to be as open and welcoming as you.
Yeah Baboon ass fat is therapeutic
@@1zy i think thats how its supposed to be…
@@1zy prob their diet? Idk they eat a lot differently than us, look at how healthy and strong their teeth are despite never brushing them or seeing a dentist… no sugar or processed foods, just lean meats, gathered fruits, roots and seeds…
@@1zy it's the dust, plenty of dirt to the eyes does that.
Amen!
Bro u amazing, thanks for the prime content!! I could watch them hunting all night long lool
One of the best videos i have ever seen...from 12minutes onwards...the points which you have mentioned❤❤❤ Thanks for giving me this great content...in fact i will watch your past uploads for sure❤❤❤....love from Kerala,India...far away....you made my day brother🎉
They all have a happiness and energy in their eyes that you’d don’t see often in modern society.
As a linguistics nerd I find it fascinating how they express themselves, they use the animals sounds to communicate the different animals, they join their hands and put their faces in their elbows to signify the use of a bow, I think and click to signify the shot of an arrow
Ooh I didnt realize that...thanks for explaining...very fascinating
I understood the arm covering thier face as a sign for sleeping.
@@jaroroytapel I'll need to re-watch it to make sure
But some of the expressions are just human, like Mike ate the honey and went; mhmmm mhmmm, straight up got understood that it tasted nice :D and he even had to tell his buddy about it :P that was so golden for me, some reactions just transcends any language barrier.
@@rogerelzenga4465 oh yeah, absolutely, I bet you getting hurt and swearing goes beyond language barriers as well , lol
Someone must document these tribes and then let them be as much as possible. Visits should be highly regulated. These videos are of extreme importance for a simple reason: showing us how precious life is and how we must preserve these modus vivendi at all costs. The other tribes and modernization pose a real danger to these cultures, as well as the Amazon tribes, for instance. It upsets me that at this day and age there are missionaries trying to bring religion to these people, forcing or manipulating them to accept what's an interference to their culture. Just let them be. They have their gods and faiths or deities. They've been there a lot longer than us. It's not our place to judge their ways of living. I feel deeply privileged to have seen this and it's you I must thank for. I am now even more enriched culturally and happy to see some purity we don't find in modern civilized countries. So, thank YOU! Best regards from Portugal.
this video shows, how amazing our world is, and how different people are, how unique and special each and everyone of us, it shows how lucky we humans are to live on such an amazing planet, it’s beautiful.
What we have witnessed is the reason why we as a human race have survived through out history. Truly fascinating to witness.
Now i realize that there are still men living real lives in tune with nature. How I respect how rugged and tough people like these men are is truly inspiring and how a lesson is to be learned how pampered we live in modern society. I pray God provides the people of this county protection and preservation of a true way of life. Thank you so much for this channel.
Andrew, Yes.. We pray God for their protection.. This are our 250_500 BC, Bantus ancestors! 1500 that so little, I know the west would not wish anymore of this Worriors but God way is not man's way.. They may reproduce within a month. 🏹💞🙌🏿, I must visit them for a hunting time Therapy 💟💘
Sadly we are pretty much stuck in the modern world that was built. We couldn't even go back to a life like that if we wanted to. If 8 billion people started living a hunter gathering life we would put a massive dent on animal populations from hunting alone. Population is a touchy subject that you don't hear about often because there is no good answer to it. All I know is as the population goes up the quality of life goes down.
Sadly, Australia no longer has any wild, natural liveing indigenous peoples on traditional lands. 70000 yrs plus history on our country and none now live here as they evolved. There are still communities liveing on traditional lands, but no known wild family groups liveing as they have, in the wandering , hunter gatherer life, as they did for tens of thousands of years. Those traditional tribes in whatever lands they live, must be protected and preserved along with their beliefs, stories, ceremonies and traditional methods as naturaly as they can be.
How dare you assume their gender
@@brently16 🤣
This was such a beautiful experience Thank you
The hunting and living skills that these people have is so fascinating, thanks for sharing their culture with us. And yes I’d have to taste the baboon if offered it. 😋
He got such a kick out of your “mmh hmm!” That was great, I watched it so many times. He’s like telling his friends “this guys having a mouth-gasm.”
It's incredible you documented this for generations to come. With your help, these people will never be forgotten.
It will be forgotten sadly because all the trash and propaganda people post take up all the focus so good shit like this gets swept under the rug. Social media is a disaster
@Read A book useless*?
unless , unesco world heretage recognizes this people an protects them.. i hope they will still be there for generations to come!
@Read A book 🤦 are u drunk, or something? For your user name, u sound pretty unintelligeble. You dont make any sense my man.
I really Love it when you said "" Remember, #Keep an Open Mind "❤🥰🙏
This brings me joy they are all so beautiful there tribe is beautiful the language they speak is amazing this is the real world I love this ❤
You are literally filming how we have lived almost our whole life as a species. I'm someone who is interested in evolutionary biology and this is so interesting.
The timeframe of hunter-gatherer to modern life is rather short from an evolutionary point of view. Very little has changed to our species' biology. This tribe is certainly an anthropologist's wet dream tho!
They live a Paleolithic life style.
@@bobdooly3706 the word paleolithic would mean they use stones which they don't they use steel
@@6_blocks_under you are wrong. These people have always used stone tools. They were given some metal arrow heads and knives but they dont know how to make them. Their lifestyle and diet is Paleolithic.
@@bobdooly3706 yeah the way they eat is similar to paleolithic but the definition of paleolithic means using stone. yes they got steel from the outside world but they still don't use stone anymore.
They all seem like such joyous and happy people. "Civilization" lost something special, and important, when we stopped living in cooperation and conjunction with the others in our community. This was a beautiful insight into the Hadza tribe. Thank you for sharing this special journey with us!
I noticed immediately and throughout the video how happy, cooperative and celebratory they are.
I think the missing portion to what we are now is the thought 💭 that it wouldn't be sustainable. Idk tho.
For me i think. Seeing this way of live is something truly amazing and beautiful. It lets us see, where we come from. Those people should be taken care of So they can live their way of life and preserve the way of living what it was like.