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...

[@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.

[@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.

[@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

[@zappababe8577]

The kids are so well wrapped-up, you can't make out their shape! Just a bundle of deerskins toddling around! Must be cozy, though, and well-cared-for.

[@edntz]

I wish i had deerskin clothing. Must be incredibly expensive.

[@elvenkind6072]

It made me think of one of my earliest memories in life, from here in Norway, being packed up in lots of clothes in the winter, feeling snug as a worm in a cocoon, breathing fresh cold air. It's incredibly comfortable, and so easy to just drift into sleep. When I was a child I insisted on sleeping with the window open to the bedroom even in the winters, that's a luxury I've forgotten about.

[@Blessedbeyond.]

The small children walking around the way they do in the somewhat stiff looking skins are sooo adorable!

[@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 ❤️

[@missycitty9478]

I am in awe of these great people!! I'm addicted to your videos too!!

[@555rerun]

I can’t help but feel like I saw a glimpse of where we all once came from, and possibly what humanity might once again come to. But man’s incessant survival is truly extraordinary.

[@hensonlaura]

I hope so!

[@survivinggamer2598]

@@hensonlaura Why???

[@Theydas]

@surviving gamer because modern life is boring. There's difference you buying food after 10/24 from the market and growing your own food and tasting it. Also, such communities are more tight depending on each other. Maybe not in such extreme conditions, but living simpler life has its own appeal.

[@dgsrks102030]

Room 6 An almost certainty , we will consume every non-renewable resource the planet has to offer , its what we do .

[@ianhall7193]

@@survivinggamer2598 because it’s how we evolved to live. also, we cannot have infinite progress in a finite world. we are going to consume, pollute, and destroy the earth until it is nothing.

[@AM-vw7dg]

And here I am in Pennsylvania, USA, when the temperature drops to 50 degrees, shamefully I'm losing my mind. I have all due respect for these people.

[@nford3886]

ALWAYS one of my favorite KZbin channels, since the Gma videos... thank you for showing me that survival is a blessing, and I live a posh but simple lil life...

[@sharadkumardhakade5561]

I am shocked to see these people including men and women alongwith children drinking blood and eating raw meat of reindeer. No doubt, their life is full of hardships. Perhaps, therefore they are strong and stout. I liked this video very much. Thanks !

[@imanslotboom6121]

Very aussum people my deepest respect every 2 days changing their home very hardworking people nice video

[@shiverarts8284]

If you have no doubt, don't say no doubt. These people ARE hard workers, these people ARE strong, beyond what you could ever imagine. You may see them here with your eyes, but their spirits go way beyond what any modern human/religion/person could make out even. These people are 100000000times more advanced than the Hindus, English, Chinese, arabics, most of the world largest cultures

[@davejohnson1760]

@@shiverarts8284 for sure more advanced and smart than americanos

[@shiverarts8284]

@@davejohnson1760 lol, most countries of the world. Do you even understand how a "country" or "nation" works?

[@davejohnson1760]

@@shiverarts8284 I know for sure americanos are weaklings and their IQ equals the number of states in the US

[@sabinebassnotreble675]

This is how life should be: free!! Many greets to you strong and wonderful people from Germany 💛

[@VomicaEmanio]

I know I would not survive this kind of life, but the simplicity of it still appeals to me

[@AdzaanMaiiTso]

I'm Native and these people are so similar to us. Instead of deer, it's sheep for us. The little ones chopping wood reminds me of my little brother when he was that age too. They even have their babies bundled up in cradleboards, lol. No running water, no electricity. Hauling wood, hauling coal. Since we were put on reservations, we aren't so nomadic anymore though. Some families still have winter and summer camps, though.

[@patrushevs_stories]

Wow thank you for sharing your memories!

[@LitoGeorge]

Sure they're like you. They wear ridiculous makeup and have decorative pierced nose rings. No, these people in the video are authentic.

[@Obese_Pterodactyl]

nomadic lifestyles are in tune with nature

[@jerryleroy9187]

What kind of Native are you and where are you from? I'm just wondering because you mentioned sheep and I'm interested.

[@christoff124]

im from the islands.. my dad and uncles would spear for fish... while i and older children would hunt for crabs in the rocks. they would throw the fish at the beach for the youngest to gather up. we would also throw the crabs to the beach. I remember the day i was being taught to spear for fish. i was a man that day, I was so proud. my older brother mocked me so much. my younger cousins would cheer for me each time i threw them a fish. these days all i do is make software for american companies. so different. its hard to relate when talking with coworkers. im an older man, my children will never experience what I did. that family unity is gone forever.

[@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.

[@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.

[@user-xe5we1to5y]

Какие выносливые..терпеливые люди...моөодцы👍👍👍👏👏 Спасибо за видео🙏

[@seniorarubia]

Russian 🇷🇺 people amazing cultures and just mind blowing

[@sharonziemiecki7988]

I know I could not live that life. The cold alone would kill me. Give me 40c any day. Great respect for them.

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋how’re you doing?

[@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

[@wheresarnie1]

@9:47 Cuteness overload! aww, that little girl and her brother are so sweet. I love this family. Thanks for showing us snapshots of their life!

[@hintoflimetostitochip7978]

This has got to be the coolest video I’ve ever seen in my life. What an experience to be around these people.

[@maozedung7270]

they should smell like hell

[@coconuthead8484]

Touch grass jit 💀

[@deathhoundseeker8278]

@@coconuthead8484 funny..... 😐

[@theianyx6394]

humbling to watch the dedication of these people to live their lives as the ancestors did ✨

[@TheKim369]

I know lots of southern native people make a conscious decision to emulate their ancestors and keep their culture alive, but I think with these people it's more about that's the way to live, they don't know another way, as he said, no tv or internet.

[@aileenmccarthy8660]

Omg that little baby bundled up at 33 seconds was the cutest baby I ever saw!!!

[@rookie2177]

I certainly look at my cushy life in question after seeing how these powerful individuals live!! Great respect for You and Yours!

[@leannemayor5755]

Goodness that’s a hard life . Most of us westerners couldn’t handle it yet they thrive. A wonderful way of simple life .beautiful

[@5DNRG]

This lifestyle is fascinating and beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us.💜

[@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 !!

[@sarahrean7174]

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 :(

[@juliahoughtalin2475]

My son 🐦 lives in Alaska and it's not the easiest way of life and he loves it ❤️💜

[@pronounshismajesty3542]

Ask him about Eskimo poon!!

[@jim5jim5jim5]

@@pronounshismajesty3542 Some of the stupidest comments on this video. Thanks for doing your part. 🙂

[@thispersonrighthere9024]

i don't want that life at all, but if that's what makes him happy, then good for him.

[@adachan3295]

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

[@mattheweburns]

Awesome to see this way of life! It is still hard to imagine, but your pictures bring something to fathom at least. We should all be grateful for what we have and want not for what we want but only what our neighbors need

[@donnydonnybrook8131]

I dislike moving my furniture around every 2 years. The Nomadicpeople are tougher than a $3 steak. Much Respect .

[@tanganyikarichardson5588]

Lol

[@uncleanswer6488]

Unironically more difficult to move a house today. They said it only takes an hour to build. Can't take more than 2 hours to load onto a cart. The reindeer does the work after. It usually take more than 3 hours to put things in boxes before you even start to move today lmao

[@yushi911]

The first nation in Canada ( indian and Inuits) are very similar in clothing, housing, food, song, etc. They all settle now and sometimes has issue to adapt with the western world around them. Surprising to see that these people can still live with their traditional way… so precious.

[@darrensmith1370]

It's amazing you need that they survived somewhere that is totally snowed in... Kudos on the way they live 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏿

[@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.

[@xkwahmariee]

Their relationship with deer is amazing

[@annapeppard2400]

What an amazing life!! Free, organic food and pure air, no bosses nor rules or regulations, a hard life but they are free to do and live as they wish. Thanks for video!❤❤

[@briandstephmoore4910]

I'll take my mattress all day I'm good

[@klarawinterain6101]

They're free to do exactly this and live exactly that one way. So they aren't free. You're free from cold and free to go to counseling when there's a problem in your marriage. Free to call an ambulance when you're hurt. Free to study anything. I mean you probably aren't but with the same off logic of your comment you are totally free yourself.

[@klarawinterain6101]

@@briandstephmoore4910 *any day. Or any day and all day. :D Why not...

[@johndowe7003]

Get on the back of the sled and have my kitchen ready 😁

[@gottasay4766]

And chainsaws and gas to run those chainsaws. Cultures that evolved out of living off of reindeer created those tools. I love the romantic notions of these lifestyles too but I try and temper it with reality.

[@chingizzhylkybayev8575]

Those little kids lumbering about in thick deerskin coats, completely adorable.

[@elzbietarakusz2421]

С уважением из Польши для России - Ямал ❤

[@mrobocop1666]

Pozdraw iz Rosiji bracia-siostry :)

[@resulsanane4506]

Thank you for your work Sir.

[@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

[@MariaPereira-wh8mm]

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

[@user-od4wd6yr8w]

Здоровья и ещё раз здоровья вам оленеводы!!!!

[@JamRock_Jr.]

This is simply an amazing video. If you have more videos of this please share more I really love it so much bro. Just amazing videos you share here. Thanks and appreciate it alot.

[@normanboyes4983]

Really interesting. Thank you for sharing.👍

[@Jlopeztx]

Amazing video of the lives of these nomadic people. No common comforts or concerns of the modern world. But they seem happy with their family traditions , shelter, warmth and deer meat.

[@maileevyne5000]

This is such a harsh life style. But I feel like something is so profound in it. I don't think they would want or yearn to live out their lives any easier. 🙂

[@ericthered2881]

I fucking would

[@AP-yy3ve]

Well its either this or be born into paying taxes where you sell your soul even worse.

[@baseballdipper111]

Is our society any easier on the human spirit though?

[@shawnfromstatefarm8822]

@@baseballdipper111I mean, life is what you make of it lol. This lifestyle is for some, others its not.

[@hensonlaura]

@@shawnfromstatefarm8822 We were designed by nature to live more like them, not as we live now, freakishly separate from the natural world. Ease isn't "for" some, but not others. Merely an accident of birth.

[@glissandobartok9590]

An informative video- contribution to my knowledge, thank you.

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Wonderful video, great people. Their life is so hard, but theiy face it with great courage and we must appreciate and admire them. Thank you very much fir this awesome video

[@ObeyNoLies]

Those babies are freakin' adorable!

[@Son_of_Red_Earth]

Great interesting content! Thank you for sharing and creating it!

[@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.

[@tsiam359]

空氣很寒冷～ 人心很溫暖 ♥️ 我是台灣人🇹🇼

[@mrobocop1666]

Taiwan's official name is Republic of CHINA😁 You can easily check it on your passport

[@artworld9799]

Amazing snow life struggle!! Great video!!

[@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

[@adirtyswarlos]

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

[@molliemae5555]

Thx for sharing ❤

[@amandaanne3349]

This was amazing - I could watch much more of this. I have so many other questions I need answered!!! Lol

[@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

[@abcdefgh-jr9zx]

LOVEFROM LAHORE PAKISTAN GOOD VIDEO

[@abcdefgh-jr9zx]

thanks very much

[@aprilMichelleXJRL]

This is so beyond what we know. Going to Walmart ect. These amazing people APPRECIATE the animal that help them travel, be warm, have food and so much more we don't know. I want to send my kids out here so there asses appreciate what they have

[@cowboycalicojakk9685]

Honestly one of the best things I've ever watched on KZbin. More please

[@panatypical]

Interesting how their language, whether Forest or Tundra Nenets, is classified in the Uralic group, along with languages like Finnish and Hungarian.

[@kagar3465]

Because Finish and Hungarian people adopted their language from the ancestors of Nenets who came from Siberia. This is why they are the only white people who do not speak an Indo-European language. The Sami people probably looked more Mongoloid like Nenets before they were mixed with Europeans

[@HangOn31]

@@kagar3465 ISSEDONES

[@BigBodyBiggolo]

There is one rural group in russia (The khet people(?)) who have a theorised language connection to the Navajo native american language. Siberia is so incredibly interesting

[@lilidevili]

I'm not sure if it's dubbed, but the language they speak is Russian. Even their names are Russian.

[@BigBodyBiggolo]

@@lilidevili oh wow really?

[@paulawaldrep5286]

The Lord has preserved these people. Simple and hard working 💖

[@mrobocop1666]

Russians didn't harm their aboriginals, unlike American, British and Spanish

[@Klonkus]

@@mrobocop1666 Jews did that, to be fair.

[@jaredgoodell8145]

@@mrobocop1666 Uh, took me 2 seconds to google and found a bunch of sources that say otherwise, historically and today. They just lie about it

[@SmartArtzz]

we have it so easy. i too have great respect for these people :) i wish u all happiness and prosperity. a healthy family and happy life.

[@nationalduo4945]

Love this channel!

[@allenmarc7221]

This is so awesome, I wish I could live out there for a year or two, they have complete freedom, and their worries are always something you can fight against and conquer. They live such an awesome life!!

[@dorismahoney1440]

I hate moving

[@Macintoshes]

Only until their health fails, or someone falls ill, or an accident happens. An axe that slips can cause dreadful damage, and problematic pregnancies can cause death. Then being out there without neighbours or doctors would be life-threatening.

[@Carolina-nn6ye]

Where is the bathroom? I've seen SOOOOOO many of these, they NEVER say that part. I have to say yours was THE MOST informative!! Thank you!!

[@patrushevs_stories]

I am gonna do video with explanation about their toilets)) these people just too shy to show this kind of delicate part of their life

[@Carolina-nn6ye]

@@patrushevs_stories yeah, that's what I thought. Most people ( or videos) don't mention or show, I just asked because your videos offer explanations, information. Just a couple of words. Is it an outhouse like off grid living? That's what I meant.

[@sharong8511]

@@Carolina-nn6ye I think it’s impossible to have outhouses or backyard privies because of the frozen ground. I would be interested to find out how the Nenets people dispose of human waste but I understand it being a delicate subject. I have also wondered how the women deal with their menstrual periods. Using products such as absorbent pads covered in plastic that are used in more populated areas of their country would create a problem in disposing of the used products. Is this a subject you might explore in the future, dear Patrushevs?

[@casacostadeoro4274]

Excelente me encanto

[@tanganyikarichardson5588]

Lol

[@m.ccheddarbox874]

Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@acerodriguez6884]

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

[@Bazzz87]

Respect to these amazingly sturdy and enduring people and others who unfortunately are a dying legacy of our ancient ways...so many of us would have gone of the way of the dinosaurs and other mega fuana due to our loss of such survival ways

[@familiabonfim4797]

Amo esse canal, só tenho a agradecer por compartilhar o vídeo, para mim são pessoas corajosas que se unem para que uns ajudem os outros, é um modo de vida incrível, temos que tirar o chapéu para cada um deles Deus abençoe sempre vocês abraços daqui do Brasil 💕💕🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@floydrasmussen255]

I'm sorry that i never learned Portuguese. My former wife was Brazilian Japanese. Varig flight attendant. I love these types of movies. I can identify with the cold, but not that cold. Eastern Oregon February in the 50's would occasionally reach _40 F.

[@donnangatai9281]

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

[@cynthiaflores7547]

Mucho respeto por estas personas! Son increíbles!

[@claudiolordino2192]

Si, de verdad!

[@NabzGG]

Se, muy bien.

[@thegadflygang5381]

Remarkable people. Nothing is more fascinating than how climate and surroundings shapes genetics and culture. Like how the people of Bolivia and Ecuador have adapted to living in altitudes which make others sick. These folks have adapted to harsh climates and sparse offerings breeding a stout, durable and creative people over generations. When other societies collapse they will keep going

[@mauriciosanchez4728]

The way we were supposed to live! Lovely beautiful lifestyle

[@bink9113]

I think I may or may not have been one of yall in another lifetime lol I'm not even kidding. I had this very vivid dream one night. More vivid and different than any other dream I've had before. I was in some kind of animal skin hut or tent like thing. I remember there being some kind of rugs or maybe more skins on the ground. I remember opening the "door" and seeing nothing but white snow everywhere and it was snowing and I felt the extreme cold. All of a sudden this beautiful girl that looks similar to your people came in as if she was asked to come sit with me like in a arrangement kind of thing for love. It was so bizarre because I felt like I belonged there and this was home. I remember her smiling and she had her head down a little bit like being shy. All of a sudden everything went black and I woke up. I think it must have gotten too emotional that I snapped back into this time frame. Unless that is the moment I passed from that life back in time. Maybe a murder? Or tragic accident? Who knows. I swear to u I'm not just making up stories. I have always thought about this since it happened I have never forgot. All of a sudden I came upon this video and it reminded me of it. I'm trying my hardest to remember what the girl was wearing and the color and texture but it's so foggy. Hopefully one day I can remember and see if it matches anything in history of yours or others like your people.

[@rachelrayfutch688]

Definitely sounds like a past life experience that you had like a glimpse into your past. And with you feeling so connected to this video you were meant to see.

[@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

[@tomsouther7292]

One thing to note is that those trees were cut down with chainsaws. I could clearly see the cut side of the tree. So they do have some modern amenities. But still the toughest living I've ever seen. Respect!

[@pecelirovucago7149]

Very interesting video, thank you.

[@stargatis]

I love raw venison. Our neighbor used to just let it sear for a moment on the grill and we would eat it red💕

[@gustavquicksand3402]

I don't think it's something most of us would be cut out for, but I can't help but feel that these people living a peaceful life working with their families, neighbors, and animals are happier than the bulk of us who have to spend most of our waking hours making money for someone who wouldn't care if we dropped dead

[@edntz]

Those fathers don't have to worry about their daughters twerking on tiktok at least.

[@floydrasmussen255]

It does seem we've lost something along the way!

[@Bunny11344]

I wouldn’t make it out there I’m too high maintenance and love my city life too much but definitely mad respect for ppl who can live in the cold like this

[@eunyoungsuh6767]

💯! Sadly, I agree.

[@justiceneeded01]

The little ones look so adorable all bundled up

[@juliojjesgmailcom]

Thanks for the Super Excellent Video/Documentary. It has a powerful Philosophical-Existential eye opener.

[@baharkurban2122]

Очень интересное видео, спасибо! интересно какая продолжительность жизни в таких условиях и если человеку 70-80 лет то он кочует с семьей или все таки остается жить в более удобных условиях деревни например?

[@neidringhaus1915]

I'm curious about that as well! I'll have to do some google research now, I'd love to learn more about their lives

[@ldnuk482]

Fascinating, although they have a hard working life so much freedom and organic living too, total opposite to me here in London. The women certainly seem to work very hard. I did heave at the raw deer meat and blood but not judging their diet, which especially in ancient times kelt them alive. Thank you for posting this.

[@suekim1147]

I personally heave at the london diet and love raw fish and meats lol

[@floydrasmussen255]

It seems we all recognize things in common among us where ever we live. It is interesting how we learn to like certain things and dislike others. I'm like you, i couldn't go for the raw meat and the drinking of blood. I know that many native people here in the US drank it for quick energy. Makes sense. I'm experiencing low energy from heart valve trouble. Maybe i should go get me some deer blood. I have one peering in my window once in a while !

[@Rokynko]

Love from Slovakia ❣️

[@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 🥰

[@Baltihunter]

It’s great to see different people in different parts of the world. It’s getting lost by integration

[@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.

[@DavidCraig-go1zv]

Wonderful. Thank you. Eskimos were once ranked as the happiest people on earth. Their origins and way of life are similar. I hope they can escape civilization.

[@DonaldG-qq4ol]

A great people. Thanks for sharing.

[@candyman9607]

The baby is so cute 😭

[@pokerchannel6991]

man, what a simple life. I want to live just like them, except I want snow machines, chain-saws, snow-mobiles, and packaged steaks and fruits and vegetables shipped to me daily.

[@beaearth9273]

I love to hear grandma sing 🙏🏻❤️

[@everavila6832]

What a beautiful video

[@liewskincare]

Beautiful culture! They know how to survive and are one with the nature. Meanwhile I'm here in an industry colonized country with a lot of competition and loneliness.

[@mktzi7678]

Nenets are struggling with industry colonized country destroying their living areas too. Russian state is industrial colonized country just like USA. Oil companies some even american have caused problem for nenets for long now. Search for this video here on youtube: Have Russia's Nenets Really Benefitted From Oil Development? From channel Journeyman Pictures. Its older documentary about nenets.

[@wimonhathon7757]

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[@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.