A Day in Life of a Rubber Tapper Harvesting Thousand of Hevea Trees

[@alexjose7356]

Iam from kerala india. ❤

[@Kodakcompactdisc]

Looks like a tranquil place 👍🏼

[@JenniferA886]

Nice… I hear the food in kerala is really nice. 👍👍👍

[@gideonding01]

my grandparents and parents used to do this. the traditional way of rubber tapping & those old machines fed their families and gave them good future. classic! tq Fluctus channel.

[@garymiller5937]

Very interesting. Very labor intensive but what better place to work than in a beautiful forest ❤. 😊😊

[@truesimplicity]

Seldom does the average person gain an understanding of the origins of what we as consumers use everyday... Thank you Fluctus for educating and a huge thanks to those whom make things possible for the the rest of us.

[@Josephsimon3]

Im a pensinor 78yo old love tapping used to do during hedays before overtaking teaching career for 33 yos. Fun acfually to tap trees by trees one by one . Although I dont actually have to carry out the hardrous job still do it as a hobby and excersising purpose only👍❤️

[@jayh1947]

Very nice to hear your voice again.................Jay

[@Jeff-0621]

Always fascinating video. Thanks I just learned something new.

[@archiehenderson2744]

Interesting. Thank you.

[@anthonymcneill1465]

Indeed, an interesting video and I became more knowledgeable about rubber trees, including the stages and processes involved for the finished product. Rubber farming is a labor-intensive effort, but one that is necessary in the global marketplace.

[@acon5780]

Moro perto de um grande seringal. ES, Brazil.

[@steveshoemaker6347]

🎀

[@wiwingmargahayu6831]

indonesian airplane from motorcycles in sulawesi island please

[@notfound3358]

So that means condoms come from the most populated country on earth🤯