I Ditched My City Life For a Day to Become a Forest Ranger

[@ChocolateMilkyYummy]

That trick of putting a cellphone in a bag and tying it to a clothesline thats attached to a small tree, then sending it up to the top of the tree is really awesome.

[@houghwhite411]

Necessity is mother of innovation

[@rzh3518]

Well, I had a camp in the wild like 3 weeks ago and I was told putting plastics in the wild can be risky because of monkeys snatching “food” but I guess my camp was not in Indonesia and only an hour from indonesia

[@MbahMu9829]

Ini harusnya jadi full series di TV nasional. Supaya anak2 jaman sekarang lebih menghargai lagi alam dan parah pahlawan yang berdiri di garis terdepan menjaga hutan

[@alsimanche]

Gak perlu, gak ada yg nonton tv juga

[@hahahah17114]

TV sekarang kebanyakan acara acara sampah, buka buka aib, gimmick gimmick ga jelas

[@onorasa9691]

Setuju banget,baru sadar kalau jalan keplosok kalian pasti sadar bahwa hiburan mereka adalah tv,gak semua orang bisa mengakses internet. Kadang dalam satu keluarga hanya punya android satu dan mereka bergantian,untuk orang tua lebih memilih tv

[@onorasa9691]

@@hahahah17114 iya emang makannya perlu acara mendidik

[@harukrentz435]

Ketauan gak pernah nonton TV yee? D TVRI banyak acara yg angkat hal2 seperti ini. Makanya NONTON TVRI bukan TV yg sibuk sma sinetron doank!

[@rvckvs1992]

10:00 notice that he called harimau "Datuk", which means grandfather in Riau Malay language. People in Sumatera pay high regards to the Sumateran Tiger, all throughout the island of Sumatera we will find other various ethnics address the tigers as elders. Other examples are "Inyiak" (grandpa in Minangkabau language, used by Minang people to address the tigers) and Ompung (grandpa in Batak languages, used by Batak people to address the tigers).

[@BryusCarpius]

Oh, harimau means tiger? In Tagalog(Filipino), halimaw means monster/man-eater.

[@thefinanceguy4059]

@@BryusCarpius we got so many similarities

[@werren894]

@@thefinanceguy4059 philipine Malay is archaic, in the western part of the Malay archipelago the only thing that is archaic is Borneo except for the eastern part and Austroasiatic development, so yeah of course the philological of 'em are basically the same.

[@erni25]

boy oh boy! smart. putting the phone at the top of the tree and setup as hotspot. genius!

[@Linuxfy]

fr

[@sugaarush2774]

Please i need his character development series, i need more of him, his character so funny and entertaining and his presence become an alter for us who do not know anything about wild life

[@blessingsoutlaw]

He made it really accessible, and yes, he could absolutely become adept at wildlife living with a bit more experience. Good job, man!

[@MrKerol94]

Greetings from your neighbor Malaysia~ Thumbs up on the insightful mini-documentary! I honestly didn't expect the rangers to use peat water as the water source for drinking/cooking, would've thought you guys would be bringing bottled water for such purposes.

[@nafismudhofar]

Or maybe water purifier straw, there’s a ton such products available online, and it’s pretty cheap

[@wronglyright]

Must be good tho, nature has different vibe that i cannot explain

[@allmecats5460]

The ranger has good propotional body shape. Maybe I need to sign to be one of them so I can be like that. Exercise while working is so efficient

[@123-v7o]

That Spider at 6:41 just vibin

[@samanthasivannia1887]

Wonder his reaction if he sees it

[@harukrentz435]

Hey please make a series of this. Id like to see the rangers from another regions too like in Kalimantan, Sulawesi, or even Java.

[@varkanmigaris9556]

Please produce more of such content! It's very enlightening

[@lubefish]

please send him there for a week

[@kirkchua]

Other than fishin can oso promote eco-tourism for nature lovers . Best is resorts near the ranger stations 😻

[@EsmeClips]

He's an interesting character, want to see more of him

[@nasiaking]

Minute 11:00 I heard tic tic tic .... sound of Pulchrana rawa, an endemic peat swamp forest frog.

[@mhendrocahyono]

Bisa ga dijadikan *wisata minat khusus* pengembaraan hutan gambut utk org kota yg ingin punya pengalaman baru. Kaya nya menarik.

[@harukrentz435]

Gak bisa sembarangan nanti malah nyusahin orang2 yg tugas di sana. Ingat ini alam liar.

[@usualavantgasp]

We certainly need more Indonesia's wildlife covered on VICE

[@swankyb9454]

I always assumed it was only in the US or maybe Japan that people never left the city and know nothing about surviving outdoors. I'm not sure could have eaten that peat moss flavored rice with anchovies. 🤣

[@Friday4]

don't worry boiling water kill disease, including viruses, bacteria, and parasites They know what they're doing

[@anomalianomali5080]

it depends on the country and the city, he comes from Jakarta one of the largest metropolitan cities in the world, jakarta metro is the size of a small country which is just full of concrete jungle

[@danieljones1784]

I think they over fish here. They don't have any kind of regulations or guidelines for conserving the fish. That fisherman caught a bunch of little fish to sell. As a fisherman who lives here in Indonesia, it bothers me when I see this. Throw the fish back to get bigger and put a limit on what you can catch.

[@BoReads]

Finally a video detailing what these people actually do.

[@jacobishii6121]

I'd rather be in the outpost with bugs,frogs and tigers than in the city with all the real noise and predators

[@cetocoquinto4704]

In philippines we call this guy pakloy hahaha

[@jacobishii6121]

I'd give anything to spend a couple weeks with those rangers

[@michael-john4954]

that peat water has got to do something to your body😅

[@Zeru.]

Respect to these guys. They are no forest rangers. They are jungle rangers lmao

[@brianwhuda8724]

I need more documentary like this

[@bledback2life]

If you're a city dweller, the reaction at 3:39 is so relatable.

[@wouldyoureturntomonke2452]

Nice Hotspot trick 😂👍🏻

[@tomy4453]

Wow, 24 hrs; it's such an achievement!

[@raflifaturohman5064]

Sometimes you have to feel like a rambo

[@onorasa9691]

Mustinya ranger gajinya harus gede diatas rata rata atau dua kali gaji pokok dan fasilitas lainnya,melihat resikonya

[@dragonmyballsz268]

wow the 3.0 in rtx looks cool

[@youka1124]

Kalo ada channel² Indonesia dengan konten² kayak gini. Please drop the link. Terima kasih sebelumnya.

[@persijajakarta9165]

Andrew kalaweit ada

[@jamesalfredlim1247]

Looks like so much fun!

[@hiimlin]

great video. just wondering why everyones' clothes look so clean

[@pstw4890]

8:42 this is the real MEME of climbing the TREE for searching internet signal ( Manjat pohon gih untuk nyari sinyal 🤣🤣 ). cuz I always heard this MEME about 16 years ago in my village bcz we were still struggling for stable internet connection in that time 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ravelzxcvb]

good stuff!

[@ZzraphMedia]

Profit driven companies with influence shall solve all of our problems. ~ Most Millenials

[@tonight7559]

Vice!!!! Please try it on Philippines please please

[@apoorva745]

Hendrizal... 😍... Is married 😑

[@chess5269]

this is cool

[@atheisthumanist1964]

Wow... A whole day... The amount of disrespect you showed these rangers is incredibly repugnant. Vice obviously needs to hire more worldly "journalists".

[@harukrentz435]

Nah i think hes done a good job playing role as silly young urban coming into deep forest.

[@apasih6854]

Tighnari be like:

[@bpcgos]

We called it tea water...

[@nemoralia-]

tighnari and collei

[@MatHantu]

Penjagaan alam sekitar. Buangan sampah. Kebersihan air bermula dari sekolah. Harus diajar dari kecil. Baru bisa ubah tempat2 yg kotor dan toxic

[@dzakiannafi3883]

Ini hutannya April atau PT.RAPP ya?

[@Abhi-wn7sw]

What the hell do you mean by 'Ditched FOR A DAY' 😑

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

It’s sad and shocking to see the reactions of some people towards other people who, even after diligence and patience and careful daily planning and care for years, eventually realize and decide that it’s time move on from farming and leaving the countryside to a different state or country, some even do go back to the city and are happier there. Factually, there is no shame for doing so, and there shouldn’t be! I’m so sick of these false Christian, religious, and atheist rural hypocrites who look for any excuse as to why someone simply decides farming doesn’t work for them. That’s okay if it doesn’t work for you! I personally hate anything rural and to do with farming or gardening, animal husbandry, etc. They don’t make me a better person and God doesn’t say I have to do them to lead a Godly life and help others. It all boils down to - your family do what ethically works best for your family. We don’t all like the same things or live in the same places, etc. A country person and a city person who are Godly, ethical, civil, courteous, even if they are both self sufficient and hard working, who try to live in peace with those around them are always welcome at my table, as they say. If people want to demean and falsely accuse or censor city or country people, we’ll that speaks volumes of how wrong that person is and they have serious problems that they need to work out with God. Bottom line - if you decide farming or gardening doesn’t work for you, then I say to those people that’s great and I still support them and they’re welcome to visit at our home in the city!

[@vavaiva4080]

i think if i work in this area, i would hate human so much cus i will see many dirty tricks human do to prey those animals

[@myname-jj9oi]

Lebay "scare of bug" ketika di luar.. padahal dalem rumah bug bisa ada. Macam dr lahir selamanya di tempat tidur mulu, kasian laki2 lagi mo pake alesan introvert pun gak masuk.

[@Fj-xt2ug]

Coba pergi ke kebun belakang rumah yang rimbun banyak pohon, nyamuk lalat nyamperin apalagi ini hutan belantara

[@mhendrocahyono]

Sudah pernah mengalami semacam ini blom?

[@piepie350]

@@Fj-xt2ug gw aja ke bambu belakang rumah yg Deket sungai langsung DBD wkwk btw dikira enak jalan2 kek gitu

[@arthurmorganSUN]

Ayolah, takut serangga itu biasa. Gak percaya lu gak lari ketika liat kecoa terbang.

[@Fj-xt2ug]

@@arthurmorganSUN beda serangga rumahan sama yang di hutan, gigitan semut aja ada yang bikin panas di kulit, ada yang sakit gak ilang2, belum tawon kecil dan besar kalau terancam bisa ngejar, ada serangga kecil2 di pohon yang kalau kesentuh bisa bikin kulit bengkak terbakar, ulat, kelabang ( pernah liat sebesar tangan ) beracun, kalajengking, serangga seperti kecoa yang kalau malam menyala itu juga beracun, laba2 beracun, dll

[@thebabayega]

You forget to asking about the ghost

[@ibraheemketh9193]

I never been this early

[@XiaoKerain]

Sir you're not Traveler, where's your paimon.

[@YeahAkka]

Tetheringnya mantap wkwk

[@Linuxfy]

only 24 hours? weakling

[@Kevin-xz4jq]

24 whole hours! Lol

[@harukrentz435]

NGL i thought it was a woman on the thumbnail lol

[@realgrilledsushi]

This is laughable

[@njw6146]

no freakin way this guy has a girlfriend, his body language and demeanour is sooo effeminate -- surprised the rangers didnt give him a wedgy lol

[@njw6146]

love Vice btw, and all the weirdos they work with

[@TatsumiOga682]

Dude is a musician and he's outgoing, wouldnt be weird for girls to like him

[@ETS186]

I had a high school friend (in Indonesia) like that. More effeminate than this guy. The way he walked and overall demeanor was just "girly". We thought he was gay, he kept saying no. Then he got a girlfriend, got married, got kids. Still not gay 20 years later. Not even bi. We told ourselves he was just a "momma's boy", his brothers were all very masculine, alpha types. He was the youngest and the mom wanted to have a daughter (dad passed away when he was small), so she "shaped" him that way. I don't know.. I guess they exist. Prince was kinda like that, no? Heck he was very flamboyant and he married and dated women his whole life.

[@njw6146]

@@ETS186 Holy crap Prince is straight?!!