Tahiti: Where Land And Sea Live In Harmony | TRACKS

[@lekwanduh]

This was a very in-depth look into black pearls of Tahiti. WEll done!

[@reddevil3215]

An untouched paradise, I see. All I need is a good plan

[@ramthian]

Good morning ☀️

[@catherinesecula5287]

Do you have this documentary on French, please? Thank you

[@twanabaiz9516]

Perils are for fashion and beauty what that mean its a anti ageing no body going to eating it , will someone explain it to me please

[@PulseX10N]

Their ancestors use to crush the pearls to make the cosmetic oil, anti aging for the skin.

[@twanabaiz9516]

@@PulseX10N this oil its work well or just like anti ageing creams

[@alexgichuki8732]

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[@cynthiaannbey9770]

I thought this video was about the original people 💕 do the citizens in this video share the profit with the original indigenous people ❣️it is wrong to take what belongs to the natural people of the land 💕 make profit and do not give back 💕all hybrid are guest on every land mass ❣️if they are going to occupy the original people country 💕 have the decency to give back to your host❣️

[@andyb619]

The indigenous and french intermarried significantly and so they have varying appearances throughout, is what I understand. The pearl farming family and the model are very clearly mixed ethnicity of Polynesian and French. No they don't need to share their profits, it's their work and product. They don't need to donate anything. Indeed the concept of farming the pearl comes from Asian, not europe or Pacific.

[@eoeo92i2b2bx]

The oil bottles should be glass. Plastic gets " melted" by oils in the long term, and it contaminates the monoi. Also not very luxurious nor environmentally conscious

[@jesjes5255]

no, sorry. Seeding oysters was started in China centuries ago but Japan popularised and commercialised it in a big way, particularly by Mikimoto Pearls.