deerskin as bedsheets, raw meat for lunch. How nomads survive beyond the Polar Circle

Can you imagine packing entire home every 2-3 days and relocate to new place. Unpack and build new home. Two days after pack again and move out..
Can you imagine eating raw meat and drink raw blood for lunch?
Can you imagine living without TV internet books?
Nenets people live like their ancestors hundreds years ago.
Because the number of them slowly declining over the years we have a rare and wonderful chance to witness their life now before their will extinct like rare beautiful animals...

[@debbieanne7962]

I have great respect for these people. How many of us in our comfortable homes with electricity and running water could survive in this harsh northern Russia environment?

[@colleenlongardner2692]

Which begs the question, how long is the average life span of these people? And were they impacted by covid. Do they have access to medical facilities? So many of these documentaries don't address these issues.

[@moseskongi4746]

@@colleenlongardner2692 They live longer than you or any other westerner. Asians in their natural habitat are among the longest living people. Why wood they be impacted by covid? Covid was created by china for whitey, knee gros and other races, not us. They don't need medical facilities because they know how to cure various illnesses with medicine from nature. You too nosy and ask too many questions. You need to learn to stay silent, woman.

[@nesienayy1987]

Okay it's called culture .if we were made to be in that particular region...jus sayn

[@colleenlongardner2692]

@@moseskongi4746 And you have absolute proof that no one in that area had covid? Please share that source of information. It looks like someone's misogynistic tendencies are showing.

[@zachgarcia4210]

@@colleenlongardner2692. Whether they were impacted by covid or not they have been exposed to dieases for thousands of years, im sure covid is just a rock in a large journey of them. Besides this video is meant for us to come together and not to divide us, lets forget about covid and politics for now, and just enjoy the culture of the Nenets people.

[@gavinwilliams302]

It's amazing to think there are children who live on the other side of the world, speaking a very different language and in a different culture saying 'Ya. Ya. Ya' when they fight with sticks just like my boys do here in Australia.

[@deviouslifts4167]

Maybe, just Maybe, it’s because the sound of fighting for your life is instinctual and not something you need to learn

[@DG-kr8pt]

It's violence and has no place in civil society. Thank god things like toy guns are rare nowadays.

[@Chris-zj2cd]

@@DG-kr8ptecause toy guns are such an issue?😐 absolutely braindead, don’t ruin other kid’s childhoods because you didn’t have a good one

[@SuperhotdogZz]

@@DG-kr8pt welp, the boys play video games nowadays.

[@KjKase]

@@DG-kr8pt Lol, unfortunately even in "civil society" there are those that still wish to be violent...

[@maryjohnson4189nnkb]

I'm warm and cozy in my bed watching this on my phone. Lot of things these people don't have or want. Life is different. Little baby is adorable ❤️

[@adriennefloreen]

That is how all of our ancestors survived ice ages and these people wound up in an area that was still frozen after the last ice age and just kept living that way. Cool video!

[@angiebenedek7039]

Where did you get those facts from?🤔

[@joecamel6835]

And now you go back to your soy lattes and twitter.

[@andrewcheng2852]

I thought our ancestors cooked the meat before eating it?

[@Shatamx]

@@angiebenedek7039 Well the Plaines native Americans for one. Except they had the buffalo not reindeer.

[@adriennefloreen]

@@andrewcheng2852 You might be amazed if you research this. "Humans" knew how to start fires before we evolved into Homo sapiens, but apparently not all of us, as archeological evidence and cultural evidence shows. To this day there are tribes that start all their fires with flint or by rubbing sticks and kindling, and tribes that to this day don't know how to start a fire and only have fire when one starts naturally and they harvest the fire by lighting logs, living in different remote areas of Earth. In one sci fi novel I read, aliens determined whether a species was sentient and they were if they could talk and start a fire. Interestingly, you can see white Americans visiting the most remote tribes in Africa, and when these guys need to smoke a cigarette they stop on the trail, rub some sticks together to start a fire, and light their cigarette.

[@gerhardwasowski]

This is exactly how my ancestors lived here in Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) They wore the same clothes, have the same look, houses, deers, songs etc They came here from afar, built small windowless houses and settled I imagine that the people from video and my ancestors were one community once, long time ago

[@gerhardwasowski]

@Miranda Mason republic of sakha is a huge land area, and yes, the village is located here

[@nm9330]

So many questions - Where are you now? How nay generations since living there? Was the transition difficult? Why did they leave? Obviously ignore if too intrusive

[@kavyasharma4031]

I have become deeply interested in how people live here. Can you suggest some other documentaries please

[@jinyounglee7677]

@@kavyasharma4031 there are several english speaking Yakutian youtubers you should check them out. I recommend Kiun B. Not sure about the Nenets tho

[@Kolemjen]

Nope, Nenets do not live like Sakha, there are some pretty big differences in their cultures, although big similarities also. The clothes aren't the same! For starters, Nenets have Arctic culture, whereas Sakha have Subarctic culture! Nenets are very mobile in their truly nomadic lifestyle, keep only absolutely necessary items, clothes are decorated only to a limited degree (so that wind doesn't blow through sewing holes etc.) etc. Sakha are way less nomadic, they usually are semi-nomadic or sedentary. They can keep and collect more items, because there are more well-built houses to keep them in. Sakha clothing contains some heavy metallic jewellery - totally impractical for truly Arctic nomadic lifestyle! Also faces of Nenets and Yakuts aren't the same! So no, not most similar people. But on other hand, of course, they have some similarities too, like frozen fish on menu etc.

[@christianluz602]

That baby looked so cold and so cute bundled. The way they said their first touch is deer, not mother puts a lot into perspective. Some tough little babies.

[@salimerekhorami5039]

I feel so lazy after watching this. What an amazing way to live in this day and age. Within a very tight family/community. So much admiration and respect for their resilience! They kids look happy and well fed. My favourite part is grandma singing in the background.

[@vitaliiperfiliev7202]

Настоящие люди ,труженики , почёт и уважение им!

[@geospark6435]

Please stop sending them to Ukraine as cannon fodder and stand up to the current Russian government

[@zx864]

I could have watched this for hours. Usually when I'm watching a video I'm restless and i keep scrolling while it's playing, but while watching this i forgot for a few minutes everything, i was startled when it ended, i had even forgotten my troubles, haha. I think it's also because it had real sounds instead of music. It's one of the best videos I've ever watched. Can't you upload more of their lives?

[@patrushevs_stories]

Thank you so much!! I hope to post more videos about these people! One of them about the way they raise their kids. So different from our perspective much like on the other planet!

[@meatavoreNana]

Same here....very interesting.

[@z.zhuman]

There are a lot of videos about them on this channel: The Ulengovs

[@elisabethann411]

I was thinking the same exact thing! I lose interest very quickly on most videos and even one's that start out interesting, I change to something new after a couple minutes. I had my eyes glued to this. Fascinating! I think that's the problem with today's lifestyles, we're always looking for the next best thing and perhaps that's why I was so intrigued by this... because this is something to vastly different than anything we're familiar with. Side note- I also liked the fact that it had natural sounds and not music playing over it. Perfect!

[@mrobocop1666]

There is full film in that "setting" based on novel of Nenets woman. The movie's name is White Yagel ( Белый Ягель ), I don't know though is it available in English

[@shaneroberts6391]

They are tough as ,and live a lifestyle that most of us have no ideal about ,if the world we live in suddenly just stopped and we lost all our modern " toys " They would be on top ,not us !! Most off us would have a real hard time adjusting back to a more natural way of life !! Much respect to these amazing people !!

[@Jsarmy87124]

i can live without internet phone shower etc but book tough ! but a stressless life i want that so bad but mosquito in summer i am scared and weak :(

[@Julie-mi1dz]

this was absolutely fascinating to watch! I keep wondering about the old woman's singing/humming. I wonder what it means and how old the song is. Who did she learn it from? For how long have her people been singing this melody? I love how music and song is so universal with humans. Thank you for uploading.

[@TheKim369]

Check out throat singing, there are lots of videos on here, fascinating, and incredibly difficult.

[@elvenkind6072]

I was just sitting here and wondering about the exact same thing, after having watched the video.

[@mark72141]

There's no guitar or any musical instrument to accompany the songs they sing.

[@TheKim369]

@@mark72141 The way they sing they sure don't need instruments. Look, this guy was just on the Voice, doing a modern Mongolian version, blew them away. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGXTdKSDrtqWeJY I'm pretty sure this guy is Canadian Arctic, it's only maybe 20 sec long. It might be a dying art, but it's absolutely not dead. kzbin.infowLuB29gGS9A

[@xkwahmariee]

Their relationship with deer is amazing

[@ultramet]

I'm from Hawaii, I have survived living next to a volcano 🌋 for years but could not survive 15 min in that cold weather. This video was so interesting. Thank you.

[@1Surge]

The people of Hawaii are also very strong and a pinnacle of human ingenuity in balance with nature. To bad those euros ruined it for us. In our case it was illness, our ancestors had the flaw of having advance sewer systems and being very hygienic so they didn’t stand a chance against those dirty disease ridden brutes.

[@Jaffacall3251]

Move then savage.

[@justinbourgeois4685]

One day you should try to visit Alsaka. Just to feel the cold air. It's so cold it feels like it's going to kill you. 😄 cheers

[@1Surge]

@Yarp Yarp you play the, "if it weren't for us card". Although there is a minimum merit it doesn't say much because your statement implies we were in the stone age and the great white man invented everything there is. When reality it is all humanity just compounding progress on each other. Europe has only been domoinant for a few centuries, which isn't spectacular on the whole human scale, also abother culture will come along sooner than you think that will make better things than the west, and hopefully they can do it without exploiting and pilliaging like the euros did. Plus our technology isn't really made by european white hands is it? Even the development, isn't made 100% by white heads. You could argue the only real advantage the West has is an arbitrary and manipulated finance system that allow them to monopolize many sectors, but even that is fading aways as the smoke slowly disipates.

[@1Surge]

@Yarp Yarp I am Mexican, I don't have a "race" becuase we are so mixed is almost impossible to find out. Not that it really matters. Also I listend to those white people because they are knowledgeable and pragmatic, and they actually agree with what I say. It is not the person we hate but the entitled ideologies who think they have everything solved because they are so superior, but we are seeing in real time how people like you are entering a chaotic hole you won't be able to get out of.

[@jenulman]

I've watched many videos of the nenets watching TV on iPads, cellphones etc. They use generators at night. They also wash dishes with water. They don't just wipe them down.

[@justbenice7448]

Wondering how they bathe?

[@jenulman]

wipe down with soap and water when too cold outside. Or use baby wipes like my son in the Army when they are in the field. Easy.

[@jenulman]

@@justbenice7448 warmer months, they just use water and soap outside in a private area curtained off. Not a hard thing. They use the same thing they use to wash their hands with.

[@bong_water]

i believe that but where did they get it actually is there just a store in the middle of no where or like a delivery spot

[@user-3aa6234fh]

@@bong_water some of them travels to a city couple of times a year or their relatives send packages to the nearest settlement. I saw other videos too, they were like watching popular tv-series on a laptop in the middle of nowhere

[@adachan3295]

The baby doesn't cry! Can't move much, he is all bundle up and so well behave!

[@gali_vylk]

Очень давние кадры, столько лет прошло, мои родственники…это было давно, детки уже выросли

[@user-bs3md1oc.]

Быт оленевода мне очень нравится.

[@user-3aa6234fh]

Хоть бы вы преумножались, такой красивый народ

[@MariaPereira-wh8mm]

Many thanks for this incredible wonderful video. Beautiful people Beautiful culture ❤️

[@donnangatai9281]

There so hard working right down to the children God bless this beautiful family much love from New Zealand ❤️ 🇳🇿 💕 💜 ♥️ 💙

[@acerodriguez6884]

Such beautiful people and beautiful living, very similar to what we all must have lived like for hundreds of thousands of years

[@saminatinwala5946]

I'm viewing this channel ever since I saw the video of old lady living alone in jungle in broken house. I wonder how she is doing now.

[@patrushevs_stories]

She moved to town for winter. (It was not the jungle but actually the northern part of russia) in summer she returns to that house in forest

[@dmackler58]

Ваше видео в подарок. Большое спасибо, из Нью-Йорка. superb video, thank you.

[@patrushevs_stories]

спасибо!

[@martaparsons5633]

This is a privilege to see the lives of these people.

[@justiceneeded01]

The little ones look so adorable all bundled up

[@allurevix9718]

Seeing this gives me a glimpse of how ancient humans live. At the mercy of mother nature

[@joecamel6835]

And this just in..the sky is blue.

[@sarifahschweizer7354]

I'm lost for words ......yet my greatest admirable for thiers will, spirit and tough 💪 enduring, skill, courage and bravery shown ! God please bless these wonderful peoples 🙏

[@kimsherlock8969]

Hard workers non stop. I am glad they are still living . Stay free.

[@marycoberly5272]

Omgggg I'm so excited that i found this on KZbin I'm also Indigenous from the west end on the oceanfront is my on swimming pool yea we may have the wet rain but wouldn't change it for anything 🥰

[@chelamcguire]

How wonderful. What a splendid short film. Your videos amaze me - each and every one. Thank you so much for bringing such amazing sights and lifestyles our way. Their pure, simple and wholesome life is a true joy to behold. Thank you, once again.

[@Rokynko]

Love from Slovakia ❣️

[@HashSlingerJesse]

it is wild that they have chosen to continue this lifestyle, they have such hard work ethics these people would survive anywhere you put them

[@CTROCK]

Love to watch these kind of video see how people live!

[@m.ccheddarbox874]

Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@esto85]

simple and happy life...

[@Mhats]

when our world wide civilization collapse we'll all run to these people to help us survive.

[@adirtyswarlos]

I’m fascinated by the Nenet people. They have a very beautiful and pure way of living.

[@ujangudek5075]

Packing and unpacking every 2 days will make them unbored in daily life

[@k172134]

Интересно а почему они не могут на одном месте долго жить? Это же сложно, каждый раз разбирать юрту, перевозить всё, и снова собирать. Было бы намного легче им, если по долгу на одном месте оставались. Очень сильные духом люди.

[@patrushevs_stories]

Из-за оленей они часто переезжают. Олени едят ягель, или олений мох. Поскольку стада очень большие, а ягеля мало, он быстро заканчивается. И приходится ехать искать другое пастбище. Иначе олени будут голодать.

[@k172134]

@@patrushevs_stories А теперь понятно, спасибо за ответ💖💐

[@tanganyikarichardson5588]

They were boiling something to drink im wondering why they cant set a fire to cook

[@hollowed4306]

@@tanganyikarichardson5588 they literally cooked in a video, eating raw/raw frozen foods like this is a luxury of this region. Simply almost no germs survive in these conditions. Also it's a way of getting vitamins. They do cook dumplings and soups, but eating raw meat/fish for them is like eating celery for you

[@candyman9607]

The baby is so cute 😭

[@michaelashade3410]

Wow.... This is great. It's the grandma ancient songs for me lol

[@parker1ray]

Grandma's singing would drive me batty!

[@tanganyikarichardson5588]

Hilarious i cant breathe i'm laughing so hard

[@videonmode8649]

Pretty interesting, mostly nomadic but still appreciate the convenience of modern tools like chainsaws and having access to like condensed milk and jams.

[@user-3aa6234fh]

They use internet too

[@devanov3103]

That's because that lifestyle kinda sucks, no matter how much people romanticise it. It's hard, it's meager and it's utterly tedious. Very romantic, to either work hard every day or to die.

[@mktzi7678]

@@devanov3103 Well russian state and oil companies and climate change have also made nenets life a lot harder than it was.

[@mktzi7678]

@@user-3aa6234fh Well obviously probably most families have at least one phone by now and many have electricity from gasoline powered generators, tv, snowmobiles, tablets, smart phones, dirtbikes, atv, you name it. Its 2022 and they are not living in 100% past like these documentaries make it look. But i hope they keep strong hold of their culture and way of life and dont lose it for modern comforts.

[@floydrasmussen255]

I just hope they don't get sold on social media. That will be as cruel as introducing them to alcohol !

[@isaialeuila9327]

Thats the original way of life. Living free of the land, the only work is your house and your food.

[@savesoil3133]

Have you heard of the Save Soil movement before? You might be interested #SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet

[@johndudley5761]

What a tough and admirable people 👍👌👌👌👍

[@barryturner137]

Very nice video well made

[@cynthiadonegan2097]

Has their spiritual ethics been revealed/understood? These are survivalist by nature and intuition so I ask

[@mktzi7678]

Well yes of course there old and new books desgriping their religion. Unfortunately soviet era communist tried to destroy their culture and religion so a lot of thing are probably lost as their holy men/shaman were often killed.

[@Mmch2112]

Enjoyed the video. Although I am a big whimp when it comes to a slight cold weather, I think I would enjoy hanging out with this family for a day or two.

[@aprilgatewood4817]

It definitely make you think twice about having a garage full of junk and houses full of junk. All you really need is a little bit of clothes food and shelter and each other like these people here.

[@jessw4195]

I wish this was longer... So much longer... Like 10 hours long.

[@seniorarubia]

❤️ Me too

[@mktzi7678]

Lots of nenets documentaries in youtube

[@_Masaglitv]

Nice video watchinh from phillipines..

[@ComicKish]

they look happy

[@iandamianluciferwilson7385]

If there was a large CME burst our lives would effectively be over. These people wouldn’t even notice. Much respect for their resilience and stamina.

[@ulya133]

Oh my God. I can’t survive even in Plus 10 degrees. 😊 big respect to these brave people

[@Shatamx]

What a window into an ancient past. And what all humans did for hundreds of thousands of years. Our connection with nature has been severed almost beyond repair.

[@alexiachimciuc3199]

When I told a vegan that are people on this Earth eating between 80 and 100% meat and doing well he didn't believe me.

[@joeblow9126]

And some American women don't even want to push a button on a washing machine

[@europa1446]

Same could be said for some American men 🤮

[@joeblow9126]

@@europa1446 maybe but i don't know any

[@myself3209]

There are some amazing humans out there

[@CordeliaAurora]

I don't envy them and they probably wouldn't envy me. Living in Yakutsk and living in the city takes completely different skills mindset etc. But I'm happy to see humans coexist with nature as opposed to ruin nature like city folk do. It's all about sustainability and making the most of what you have yet not using more than you need.

[@porkandbeans4815]

I envy these people, they seems content, I want to live like this

[@sreekumarnair4127]

I am enchanted, great video real eye opener, many humans desire to own mercedez Maybach these people eat raw deer meat and drink its blood and they feel connected to the Creator, i bow 🙇‍♂️ to them , salute them, their face shows only contentment despite the very very harsh weather conditions 🙏🙏🙏

[@RIGHTEOUS_RAGE]

They aren't as primitive as you are making us believe if they are using chainsaws to cut wood, lmao.

[@user-3aa6234fh]

Lol true, can’t believe so many people don’t see it. There were other videos about Nenets, they were like watching netflix on a laptop. They are of course strong nomadic people, following their reindeers in a harsh climate but a lot of things shown are sort of a “tourist attraction”

[@mktzi7678]

Well yes obviously most nenets have at least one smart phone in family by now. Its 2022. Why would they not. They have snowmobiles too nowadays, electricity from gasoline powered generators, tv, tablets, what not... internet even if connection in the area. You can be traditional and modern at the same time. But even with having those modern things i can guarantee nereindeer peoples life is much thougher than you expect and you wont last long probably.

[@binoypilakkat7830]

Even if i won't survive a single day, my heart wish to experience that life

[@absinthexiii4376]

Well I can check that off the “I’m so glad I wasn’t born into that life” list. I didn’t lose a thing living as a nomad, I am not about that life. Hats off and all my respect to those people, but the moment we bust out the deer carcas and start scooping out blood like punch from a punch bowl, I would have been outa there. They can write to me, I’ll be in the city…eating my salad and wrapped in my satin sheets watching tv after a hot shower.

[@zappababe8577]

It's amazing to me that so many deer can find enough food to survive in that landscape which looks barren except for trees.

[@jonny5ive13]

Thank you God for our many blessings I don’t think I could live like that and be happy

[@thereddrumsarerunning8689]

I'm over here looking at their HANDS, I wish I had their great circulatory system because mine sucks!! I live in Texas US, I'm about 2 hours drive to the coast, and my location is about the best for me. No harsh winters, but our summers can be a bit much. When the temps hit 70f, my fingers start turning blue, and I hate it.

[@michaeldesilvio221]

It would be interesting to see what other kind of modern conveniences would improve these peoples lives. I would love to go there and bring a modern interpretation of this way of life. I'd be out there watching movies and playing the electric guitar.

[@monicasmith7578]

Where they take a shower ? I watch them but you don’t show anything about bathroom shower ext .... Why they move every 2-3 days ? just curious Thanks

[@thedeaderer8791]

Dude what happens when the kid is in the blow out stage while wrapped up like a burrito. That must be one hell of a mess

[@nancymeers]

Hard to even imagine!

[@justinbourgeois4685]

And I don't even want to start my truck in -30 lol

[@TeutobergForestryService]

This is how the very first humans to organize together lived. These are the steppe herders. The ones that eventually took Europe from the farmers.

[@ЛюбовьЛюбовь-я4э4э]

Святые Люди!!!

[@AR-cw4he]

Healthy & clean lives 🥰

[@SwedishDoomGoblin]

They don't change clothes for 2 years 🤢

[@tanganyikarichardson5588]

@@SwedishDoomGoblin lol

[@triratnawati6490]

The nomads do not go to school, hospital, or church ? Thanks for sharing this impressive video.

[@AaAa-pf7tj]

Of course they go to Russian state' school. They weren't born with Russian language.

[@LifeWithPunky]

Beautiful 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@nsanejane7713]

People like this is who I think of when people say we were born to live without eating meat. Like how if we have entire civilizations with no vegetation & have survived that way for centuries, are they jus supposed to not exist then? This debunks that theory imo.

[@obamalastname34]

No plastic clothing what sewing thread do they use if not polyester or nylon?

[@JamesRockefeller45]

Changing Eskimo diapers looks challenging

[@Michele-sq9zf]

What do they use for diapers?

[@patrushevs_stories]

Good question! They use deer moss

[@Michele-sq9zf]

@@patrushevs_stories Thanks……….

[@mikehunt368]

some of us weren’t lucky enough to grow up like this :( much simpler life.

[@devanov3103]

Oh hell no, these people get to make so few experiences and will learn almost nothing of the wonders of the world. Only hardship and the same tedious routine every day. Who would want that, except unhappy people who try to escape society ?

[@Iuseen]

@@devanov3103 I feel like its more of an idealistic pursuit. Deep down in our hearts- who wouldn't want to connect with their roots, and live life as nature intended?

[@devanov3103]

@@Iuseen Since nature intends for various individuals of every species to suffer horribly, I don't. Modern life is messed up, but before that it was straight hell. Capitalism isn't perfect, but to me it's far superior to everything else. I have genetic back ailments. I take kratom, which doesn't grow in europe. Without opioids, I would logically have to kill myself, because there's simply no joy with the pain. With kratom the pain is so little that I'm enjoying life again, instead of lying on the ground weirdly, trying to avoid putting pressure on the aching spot. And without documentaries and books and stuff I would not know anything about the world except this ice hell. But I agree that it is soothing on the soul in a way, because it takes away the stress of society. But trust me, given the opportunity these natives will adapt parts of modern civilization immediately. They are just like us. People 10.000 years ago were just like us, no difference at all. Take a newborn from that time and raise it in our time and it would naturally grow into it. People like this only lack technology and knowledge. Science defeated the church, people before weren't stupid for believing in god and hell, it was just common knowledge at that time. Most people nowadays won't be able to coherently explain evolultion or our universe either, they merely know by common knowledge that they are public consensus. I bet there's people among these natives who'd love to go skydiving or watch a blockbuster in a cinema and stuff. But they can't, because they lack the technology to take a sufficient amount of work out of their hands to have enough spare time/ money for that.

[@devanov3103]

I'm not a native, but I bake my own bread. I can sell my skill as carpenter to my employer for 16Euros/hour and I can buy wheat flour for 0,5Euro/kilogramm and rye flour for 0,75. I don't have to work a field for grain and grind that down into low-grade flour, instead I buy high-grade flour at very small cost and save that time. I live very cheap that way, I don't have to work all day or 7 days a week. 4 days a week is slowly getting a hold in germany, that's extra nice. Unless you're depressed, you can enjoy life here to quite an extend. There's lots of struggles also, but these problems can be handled / avoided. At the end of the day, even someone w/o a job who only receives social security can have quite a nice life, if he bakes his bread (pizza dough is also possible with the same ingredients) and doesn't do drugs..

[@circumcisionismurder7415]

@@devanov3103 that’s the description of the average 9 to 5 life in America

[@spankyharland9845]

it so cold, the animals listen to you and do what you command them to do.

[@Temptation666]

live without internet? yes definitely i could. Without books and in cold like that? No way. I would die fast

[@Caassiopeia]

Are they all family? How do they marry?

[@chupapi6_9]

I'm mosquito and I love the song you singing please release this on KZbin

[@satdutta3513]

The only good thing about their life is that they don't suffer from obesity and diabetes and hypertension and heart disease like we city dwellers do

[@ejjohn2388]

Fascinating

[@rottenrobbie8466]

Life is beautiful 🤚

[@elainethomson5826]

That wood wasn’t cut down with a axe but a saw

[@STFU255]

Beautiful family

[@DorothyPotterSnyder]

No converting wine into blood for them They just drink blood. Their daily connection with non attachment is impressive.

[@bradrob2863]

These people are INCREDIBLE …

[@nomad90125]

They don't need government blowing hot air wind & piss in their faces. Real people living real lives.

[@iiiiiiiiiiiiiii6407]

I'm very proud of them people! I don't think I can't live like that ! I be ice dead🤪

[@cyumadbrosummit3534]

Showing them chopping wood that's clearly been cut with a chainsaw. LOL

[@From_A_Diverging_Timeline]

What's wrong with using a chainsaw? They still have to split the wood

[@bfdzvalable]

They move all of their stuff every 2-3 days!!?? I can't imagine doing that every 2-3 years. Sheesh!!

[@jaded...]

"Due to the lack of water, she only wipes the dishes instead of washing." -them surrounded by water

[@kokogamingytv]

What happens if you have to pee? Like I can't process how I would survive here 😪

[@iloy1218]

I would love to live this way this is life ❤

[@chengergo9485]

Imagine living among beings who wear your people's skin as clothes lol. I've never worn deer skin but it looks like it would be very warm.

[@kraftzion]

I wonder if they sell coats. A reindeer coat sewed by a nenet woman I imagine would command a very high price in the city.