The Huaorani: a tribe from another century | SLICE

The Huaorani people live in the Amazon region of Ecuador in South America.
In the 1970s, intensive exploitation of Ecuador's oil and timber reserves began to seriously disrupt their way of life within nature and forest.
Today, only about 30 Huaorani communities survive, around 2,000 people. They still try to maintain their ancestral customs.
Extract from the documentary: “People of the World - Huaorani people”
Direction: Jean François Bordier
Production: MC4 & TV Rennes 35
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[@Hollylivengood]

So since you can grow manioc in quite a few places in the US, I'll just share this little cooking method in case you want to try it. It's not as hard as you think, but it's toxic raw. Just cook it completely through like you would potatoes, until it's soft. It takes a bit longer. You want to cut them up a lot so you can leach all the toxin out easier. Then dump the water out and rinse them off. That's it, you don't have to boil multiple times. Then you season it after you cook it. Or add it with beans, it's awesome with lentils. You can grow it throughout Florida, here it's called cassava , and in Cuban recipes they call it yuca with one c and a long U, don't confuse it with yucca the flower. It's good stuff, try it. Edit, a friend of mine said you can grow it in Georgia and Tennessee too, but you have to add sand. It'll tolerate clay, but it likes sand with it. Full sun. Long summers. Hot. So the whole Gulf coast. You could probably grow it in Europe in places that meet that description.

[@zoalay5006]

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[@Muhammad54Ayesha6]

It can also be deep fried into delicious chips, like we do in India.

[@johnpartridge7623]

It's typical that the big Oil & Timber Companies don't give a shit for the Huaorani People & their Life Style, money counts & they do not, not that these companies will ever admit to taking what they shouldn't. The wishes of the Huaorani must be respected & they be left alone.

[@gregorioestioco6077]

What a learning we can have from them!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@bobbychakry]

One thing to learn from them is how they respect their women. They clearly don't insult women with their body parts, hence they don't fear showing skin. Perhaps this shapes them with no repressed emotions, which usually leads to violent behaviour later in their lives. They are in a perfect system each having a role and it's all team work and bonding. That's life!

[@cristinachaliandroi1369]

It's an example how we supposed to live in large society Cooperatively no antagonistically

[@emjierock1008]

The pure survival in the forest.. so amazing

[@italianlifestyle7911]

Have a lovely productive day in this wonderful, picturesque place!🌄🍲🍷

[@dogpoochogenius]

Beautiful people, beautiful tribes

[@SimbaReview9293]

So much things happening in nature, incredible... Excellent movie. Thank you!

[@kwabenapoku7888]

Nice, living with nature as close as possible

[@wvideoyahoodk]

I spend almost two weeks with this tribe. Recognize most af them. An incredible time with our very young daughter who just played and swam in the river with the children. Just our 3 person family, a guide, a boatman and a cook.The only way you can get to them ! At least 14 hours in canoe from the nearest village. Our guides loved to stay with the huaoranis for so long because normally they would just visit them for one day. Think it was in 2008. Has never forgot it. They are incredible people with Penti as a leader. A man very aware of their culture and influence from the outside world. Wonder how their lives are today.........

[@maximebaron254]

leo urban, a french youtuber, just released a couple of videos of the time he spent with some huaoranis. Might be interesting to you

[@wvideoyahoodk]

@@maximebaron254 Thank you so much. I´ll find him. Our daughter saw the video and suddenly remembered a lot of things from our visit, Buya - one of the Indians sold me his quiver of poisoned arrows so he could pay for his wife to go to the hospital. I payed for the treatment. When we came home I realised I had brought 50 curare poisoned arrows as hand luggage.......Went well. If I put the tip of my tongue on one of the arrows I can't feel my tongue for 30 minutes.

[@raykwokkt8844]

Pure, pristine, peaceable. Leave them alone. Bless them 🙏 ❤️

[@matimus100]

Superstitious graffiti bullying nonsense right here children 👆

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[@melissamelissa1796]

This is the way to live!!! 👏👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌

[@marshaldulagan2522]

These tribe are the first who take care the land, may the almighty bless each and everyone and the government in the region look back to preserve their customs and tradition.

[@arifbhatti1100]

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[@libardoleiton4342]

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[@johnnygreen5642]

Very very good short doc its a trip still seeing ppl this in touch with nature very humbling we wouldnt last 24hrs in the amazon

[@katedaphne4495]

Lmao

[@joejones9520]

the mosquitos are unlike what one would encounter in normal life, they even bore thru mud if you put it on body to protect, how do the tribes cope with them? Ive researched how do natives survive m-bites but all I found is the claim that if you ignore the biting, it wont itch. I tried it, Im in Louisiana, it doesnt work, they bite the hell out of you and it itched horribly. How do they stand it? Theyre naked for God's sakes!

[@ruthnyabuto4737]

Oooh my God which country is this antill now they don't feel cold necket

[@ruthnyabuto4737]

Anyway there are beautiful 🥰 but which country in were again seriously 😳 🤣🤣 ukweli kabisa I'm so much wandering this but there kids are healthy

[@franklesser5655]

Such a beautiful people, living in harmony with nature. There is so much we could learn from them.

[@relardztv605]

Super amazing I got some knowledge from you about that tribe,. About theirs culture.,. And livelihoods..

[@paquitopoejr2402]

Very beautiful culture!! Contented way of life

[@eldorado1244]

Slice you've been killing it lately

[@ffggddss]

There was a PBS 1-hr special about this tribe, televised in the 70's or 80's, made from film taken in 1968, I believe. It was titled, "Nomads of the Rainforest." Fred

[@juliesanchez6026]

their probably so healthy, and their fit and thin. God bless them

[@chamnannsambat]

No greed no jealous no hate, they just live their life with the nature. Amazing people 💗

[@frankodesandy4688]

O my goodness, incorrect. They are human! Be realistic. Greed, jealousy, hate? These are to be found in every human society. Shangri-La is an illusion.

[@lililemmeedititrealquicklilil]

@@kathleenlang3747 get that for killing their pracktise

[@seaor2k122]

@@kathleenlang3747 Yes. They made a movie about it. They speared one of the missionaries.

[@kiabtoomlauj6249]

Tragically, this is the end of the road for these extremely small, isolated tribes. They literally are dying out, a few each time. About 30 to 50 years and few to none of these really small tribes would exist, not even in some of the more isolated spots in the Amazon or Congo. Most will die out, but some of the younger ones will move to towns and cities, as their traditional life is just going to be too difficult to maintain... They may not want to intrude into others world; but the others are intruding into theirs...by killing off too many animals... by destroying too much forests, lands, and rivers (through heavy industry poisoning, large mono crop farming, gold and oil search, etc). These people also have little to no immunity resistance to common diseases that we have adapted to, having lived among millions of others for all of our lives. A severe flu spread from the outside world could kill as many as half of the population of a small group like this. Being so isolated for so many generations, their gene pools also are very small, shallow, through close interbreeding. There are just too many forces working against them...

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[@seanogallchoir3237]

Thank you, enjoy our beautiful Ocean Planet.

[@vietucfamilythi1086]

Love your video and thanks for your sharing

[@ejebudavid301]

Thank you very much for showing the World this videos, The most Primitive People in the World. Thank you for producing this videos and continue to produce more. Thanks.

[@vidyasagar1670]

Thank you for the vedios .It has enhanced our knowledge. Vidyasagar .Naikaraveetil

[@arlettorres765]

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[@Millenial_Aries]

Wow, they look so beautiful, healthy, pure and smart... I hope their forest could be protected.

[@makkatree7467]

Oh you 7777777777777777777777

[@derramandoperolas2915]

Nossa floresta é protegida! Uma das áreas de matas mais protegidas do mundo! Sabia disso?

[@deviceuser3767]

Im not sure if they stamps

[@fredbns157]

It is protected, they have huge reservations the size of countries..

[@joejones9520]

but infant and child mortality is always atrocious with primitive peoples, that is the main reason they choose to continue interactions with outsiders, when they see we can save their kids, theyre hooked.

[@englishforya]

“Keep your face always toward the sunshine, and shadows will fall behind you.” - Walt Whitman “Mantén tu rostro siempre hacia la luz del sol, y las sombras caerán detrás de ti”. - Walt Whitman

[@GjaP_242]

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[@GjaP_242]

We hadn't even noticed our shadows yet... our group learned and acquired the habit of meditating, each individually, by the sea with their faces always turned to the sunlight!

[@LX7221]

The Auca expedition coming alive.Well done.A feast for the eyes.

[@caaall]

vivência incrível

[@CrazyMaori24]

Nanna is jacked for her age, healthy, fit and full of life. What a beautiful way to live. Their knowledge of nature is brilliant

[@heartstrings7814]

Yeah....her shoulders and arms are ripped!!

[@ChicoTheMan69]

Active lifestyle.

[@anty3513]

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[@whathell6t]

@@heartstrings7814 I agree. She must be strong enough to chokehold a caiman.

[@heartstrings7814]

@@whathell6t Yeah, Grandma could probably kick a few mens asses with those ripped shoulders and arms.

[@jamesmatthews2966]

Pure human I hope it stays that way

[@jyotisitapure9521]

They are such intelligent people .... Hoping that the ancient knowledge and their lifestyle remains untouched.

[@user-gk4rn2lt5v]

So skilled in chemistry, amazing

[@solomonrajur4948]

Really grateful ❤️

[@gandhymiranda7563]

Muy buen documental sobre los huaorani los no contactsdos espero redpeten sus territorios saludos desde mi lindo Ecuador

[@lorenaengasser2939]

Los Taromenane y Tagaeri son los no contactados aunque ciertamente son parte del clan de los Waorani. Eso es correcto. El grupo de Penti Baigua tiene todo el contacto con la civilización.

[@CarlosAlberto-lx9me]

Todos al natural

[@WildAnimals898]

¡Me alegra que hayas disfrutado del documental sobre los Huaorani! Es importante que se respeten los territorios y la cultura de los pueblos indígenas no contactados. Esperemos que se tomen medidas para proteger su forma de vida y su entorno natural. Saludos desde Ecuador, ¡un país verdaderamente hermoso y diverso!

[@gandhymiranda7563]

@@WildAnimals898 gracias los que en la vida hemos hemos tenido la oportunidad de convivir con grupos étnicos tenemos una visión un poco más objetiva de sus realidades (estuve con la comunidad Chachi ) por una buena temporada, fue una experiencia enriquecedora aprender de su cultura, forma de vivir, caza pesca artesanías etc, me emociono cuando vemos estos reportajes y me vienen a mi memoria mis experiencias que las he vivido y disfrutado muchas gracias. Ura quepe nusha ( buenos días en Chapala ) tengamos un excelente día

[@WildAnimals898]

Gracias por tus comentarios@@gandhymiranda7563

[@alasvlog]

Thanks for sharing!

[@astroman0500]

It amazes me how some of the men in this tribe are seriously muscular. Like if they did calisthenics or went to the gym, but it's all due to their natural lifestyle of rowing, climbing, walking long distances and hunting. Much respect to these wonderful people!

[@valabbhaeparmar6316]

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[@rahimhiri9803]

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[@aza.ak1ra]

Plus their food and air quality is WAAAY different than ours, so it probably helps their bodies develope stronger due to the very physical life. The 63 year old lady looks more shredded than I'll ever be. Also most of those people seem to have a lot of healthy, evenly distributed fat. They're working and they be eating for sure.

[@keklezab2064]

What an amazing Civilization that still exist in the world👍👍👍

[@Teddy_Graham]

Yeah until Some albino shows up with a Bible.

[@cholo1598]

what is civilization in that😂

[@keklezab2064]

@@cholo1598 sorry,maybe I choose the wrong sentence😄👃

[@Mrbfgray]

So backwards of us in the West to have to censor their brests and butts but have no problem with violence.

[@Facts-Over-Feelings]

@@cholo1598 WHAT DO U CALL CIVILIZATION.

[@sapphireblue1953]

I envy their kind of lifestyle.. They look happy and contented for the life they have.. 😊 God bless all of them. 🙏💙

[@klytouch7515]

Thanks to God these Indians were converted by missionary priests by force that decimated their culture, lifestyles and bringing in plaque and diseases that decimated their population.. hmmm

[@seaor2k122]

So, you want to run around the jungle naked and eat monkeys? Go for it.

[@abigail7579]

You wouldn’t envy them once you start to have toothache or give birth

[@bikashkumarnaik830]

wa . ok

[@jb22885]

Yeah right,you enjoy that crap

[@kiminior943]

I am so happy that i found this channel

[@benedictkanu6062]

Life is how appreciate what u have.i love they bags they use to carry their luggages.

[@richtygart6855]

I guess their bodies adapt to the climate because I stayed with some Buddhist monks in the jungle in Thailand and I suffered terribly with the heat and extreme humidity and I at least had a fan in my bamboo hut. I always wondered how people could take it before electricity, just sitting there dripping in sweltering heat. They heat isn't actually the problem, it's the humidity. It's like being covered I a hot wet blanket.

[@ChrisBrown-hr6mc]

The Homo sapiens body is very adaptive

[@ngirabedechal]

Probably why jungle dwellers don't really wear clothes

[@TkKirkland-lm5wv]

I experienced that in the Philippines. I decided screw this and got a hotel room and a hot 19yo to take to pound town

[@horsearcher6852]

We don't stay in the hut during the day because it's feel like being steamed inside,old Thai house are lift up off the ground a level, leaving the ground floor empty and they put bench or (I don't know the English word, a knitted fabric that look like fish net, you hang it from one pole to the other and took a nap in it) and stay down their during the day if you don't got anywhere to go or to do. Nobles and royalty have a balcony where air could flow on the second floor and a slave or servant to fan them manually.

[@DestinyGnadou]

@@horsearcher6852the English word you may be talking about is Hammock 😊

[@phumgwatenagala6606]

All of these tribes are filled with more happiness and contentment than any of us ‘modern’ western societies

[@terrybrady1644]

thank you for showing us these beautiful people .

[@shaneshankly4518]

Incredible people who are truly alive in a way we can only ever dream of

[@golpyson]

Living with nature,so beautiful.

[@lubystkaolamonola529]

Wait until you have ants inside your..... well, just inside. Figure out the rest. :)

[@yearsago-dx9yn]

Dude! This is like living naked and afraid permanently.

[@golpyson]

@@yearsago-dx9yn the only difference is they are not afraid

[@Kneirros]

@@golpyson you can live with nature without being almost naked and risking your life at least once everyday to hunt or gather food. There's always a reason why the majority of people live in modern societies rather than these primitive lifestyles. The best we can make out of these people who got stuck in the primal stages of human progress is to conduct studies to understand more of our past.

[@golpyson]

@@Kneirros The best we can do is to leave them alone

[@barbarapike1058]

Absolutely beautiful souls

[@lucasta-oceansounds870]

What a learning we can have from them!!!Hello everyone, the video is very good, thank you for watching, wish you success👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@jacquelinekalich7463]

Beautiful people. May your lives always be so pure.

[@leehansen4750]

We in the western world can learn a lot from these people in how to live in harmony with our environment and preserving it rather then destroying it. The knowledge of pharmacology of the shaman is remarkable!

[@struspedzisraczka7853]

See what kind of cooperation, community, symbiosis, equality, solidarity, fraternity, unity, respect, openness, loyalty, faithfulness, sincerity, honesty, spontaneity, peace of mind and self-control, care and protection, devotion and sacrifice, joy of the moment are there. They have nothing to hide from them, no secrets. Nobody lies or cheats, because there is no need, no business. There is no politics, no economics, no banks, no pressure on profits, no rat race, no slavery, no exploitation, no tyranny, because no one is greedy there. Nature is ruled by indispensability, minimalism, necessity and the need to survive. You don't need to attack anyone and take their belongings. Nobody takes a loan, does not need bureaucracy / administration, license, licenses, approvals, permits, certificates, approvals

[@jerrybnasty5115]

We in the western world are the ones destroying 😂

[@vandaahll]

If all 7 billion people would live like this we needed 10 more planets

[@dylonmc4323]

It's a hard, brutal life the rest of the world left behind for a reason. They are basically stone age. Notice they have almost no old people thee

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[@juanalmazangarcia1130]

muy bueno el documental desde mexico

[@maliksajjadkhokharmalik1868]

No words after all i saw ! But Super Amazing

[@BIGBOYNICERIO]

So very talented living in beautiful nature,

[@canaldopantanal]

Great videos and well done

[@Coinomic]

My God that girl look so beautiful..complete bliss

[@mrs.sinnfull2335]

Perv

[@Truckingsx]

These ppl are living history in front of our eyes. For thousands of years maybe even tens of thousands of years they're living the same way.

[@keithfaulk1354]

Been there once and the people are very nice there !! Very acomidating and can cook some good fish !!

[@ayabaki]

What a beautiful life. Life, health, family and community.

[@thethinkingman-]

you must have a brian like a caterpiller.

[@jaredstevens5382]

Beautiful? Sounds horrible. Imagine going camping for 20years with no clothes

[@vartzel]

if you like it that much why dont you join them??

[@Kneirros]

@Hello O think about the convenience of living everyday. What the other comment probably meant was that living in modern society within or above the standards of a peaceful and financially stable life is far less risky than what these tribes face on a daily basis. Modern people have the time for leisure that these tribesmen will never experience.

[@jaredstevens5382]

@Hello O they don't have any stress in their life?? How about going every day not knowing if you're going to eat. Being in a tribe has many benefits but also many negative consequences. Such as, the pressure to conform to the group, pull ones weight according to what's expected as a man or woman. I'm pretty sure these young girls have little say about when they marry or who they marry. I think you suffer from the Noble Savage myth.

[@JoelGarcia-oz6en]

Their land must be protected as well as the people and culture.longlive and Godbless.

[@King-Fishing-Navsar-masi]

Amin

[@mylshaphylamhamajhi623]

Dyulne

[@artworld9799]

Amazing remote forest and forest life,,,,,,,,I love that work,,,,,,Greetings dear friend!!

[@thingsweforgottosay363]

I like the statement in the beginning. " They lived in harmony and off the land until the 50s," until they met us. Since then they have all started seeing psychiatrist. Now they are just like us

[@lenorebritton4973]

Thanks Slice for providing covering for these people private parts for this video. Thanks for your compassion as you film their daily lives and understanding their culture.

[@ia8018]

Why are you thanking for the censorship of the natural human body?

[@samueldavis5895]

I prefer to see everything it’s more educational.

[@tiitola]

Being ashamed of your private part is a cultural brain washing. These wonderful people are free from brainwashing ideas taught in our so-called "civilised" part of our world.

[@messisidra4059]

They are so blessed, Lifestyle and Lovelife I'm so jealous

[@neepers]

jealous of what?

[@tessjones5987]

Such beautiful Spirits these Huaorani.

[@neepers]

They were known as the most brutal, savage warriors. One generation ago, they were still in a constant state of war with the tribes around them. Their huts reach the ground so that attackers wouldn't be able to figure out who the chief was.

[@plasticdeath31]

About ten years ago I stayed with some the guys in this video in the Intangible zone, they were the most wonderfully happy and fun community I’ve ever met. The shit the oil companies have pulled on them is disgusting; deliberate spills, harassment, intimidation and worse. One day we’ll realise what we are steamrolling as we continue to industrialise.

[@caaall]

e super trabalho

[@struspedzisraczka7853]

We should have realized long ago. "Civilized" people are narcissistic, arrogant, proud, confident, audacious, arrogant, hypocritical, artificial, synthetic, false, calculating, materialistic, mean, possessive, expassive, collinialist, imperialist. They will never show remorse, humility. , feelings of guilt, they will never apologize for the harm they have done, for damage, for their destructiveness, harmfulness and devastation, because they have no sense of responsibility, scruples and remorse

[@anuradhatiwari8954]

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[@jerrybnasty5115]

Cool story. Tell us about that one time you captured the Persian army!

[@plasticdeath31]

@@jerrybnasty5115 maybe if you spent more time travelling and less time trolling you’d be happier pal

[@GjaP_242]

While Indigenous Peoples own, occupy, or use a quarter of the world's surface area, they safeguard 80 percent of the world's remaining biodiversity. They hold vital ancestral knowledge and expertise on how to adapt, mitigate, and reduce climate and disaster risks. Source: World Bank

[@joejones9520]

but theyre at the mercy of asteroids and will always be without us...seems silly but one 4 times as long as empire st building and going 8 times faster than a bullet just passed us by...wouldve destroyed the planet, missed us by only couple million miles which is damn close in space terms. This fall we will find out if we can change asteroid trajectories when we purposely crash a ship into an asteroid, it's been on its way to the asteroid for couple of yrs, not a threatening one, it's just being used for an experiment.

[@neepers]

sorry that's garbage---so ridiculous.

[@phxcppdvlazi]

Source: You* you wrote that. Don't fling shit then claim it was someone else.

[@hidum5779]

I mean the claim didn't seem ridiculous till you put world bank as source.

[@Enaflo]

Need a full documentary about this

[@manuelsalcido881]

Pervert

[@elikagago4491]

Why.

[@homesteadbbq2260]

I feel that way about alot of these short films...but I still lovem

[@user-xl5fj1mh3y]

This is actually a short compilation of a longer documentary that I believe is still available on KZbin.

[@dannichols6261]

"Nomads of the Rainforest' PBS Nova: kzbin.info/www/bejne/np-bmJ5sbNhpj68

[@xenasty696x]

What a beautiful people!

[@vipulsrivastava1856]

Still we can see how early humans were managing to live...and the fine example is just by remain attached to nature...i strictly condemn deforestation....there should be a strong interpersonal law to protect jungles from pollution and deforestation...we can't stand alone without nature as we are the part of it...so devlopment along with respecting nature is healthy for all... scientific devlopment is must rather than blindfold exploitation... 👍

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9 Ki

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Aam

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[@toolkit1103]

True,nature without man can survive but man without nature cannot.

[@renjamoodyuo3689]

Vegens needs to see this. This is what nature looks like.

[@yulitamia5643]

Thanks for the beautiful video. I hope they have spots away from the timber industry. Btw in my country there is food from cassava that we call tape, we boil the cassava, put yeast and sometimes very little sugar then wrap it in banana leaf and keep it in basket or pot. Let it get fermented for three or four days. It comes out sweet with kind of alcoholic juice. It can be eaten just like that or fried or mixed with wheat flour to make cake. Yummy....

[@tyronwilliams6804]

Which country is that you lives in?

[@yulitamia5643]

@@tyronwilliams6804 Indonesia. Cassava is not native here, the Portugues brought it but it now it is very common.

[@tyronwilliams6804]

@@yulitamia5643 really!! In my country the cassava are famous,. I'm from Guyana 🇬🇾 South America

[@yarukaribana2652]

@@yulitamia5643 The cassava is Native to South America. Us Borikuas been eating Yuca in different ways for thousands of years on the islands before the migration from South America

[@Hollylivengood]

That sounds like when they make cassava pone here in the US. At least they call it "pone" when you mash it up and mix it with flower and that. I learned it from Haitian friends. It's verry versatile.

[@nguoncoi7701]

Những thước phim rất giá trị. Cảm ơn chương trình!

[@justmitchell8750]

Such a beautiful way of life

[@mh3558]

Leave the city spend rest of your life with them in such a beautiful way of life

[@AliHassan-hb1bn]

This is organic life, no machines, no carbon no taxing, no polution. Organic life

[@abdghani53]

Iiii

[@rickhall8119]

No pollution? No carbon? Please 🙄

[@pamtnman1515]

True, but they have really nice squared street curbs in their village

[@fahadktk7068]

​@@rickhall8119 😮

[@Rubbabandman]

No carbon? Do you realize all organic molecules are carbon based. That’s what makes them organic

[@samswords9993]

While they live in harmony with nature and are described as "gentle" by the makers of this film, it is interesting to note that before 1956 the homicide rate within the tribe was 60%. Gentleness is a new feature for this group. (See Beyond the Gates of Splendor).

[@daywalkermike]

Yeah, this myth of the "noble savage" is ...well, I wouldn´t go so far and call "bullshit", but fact is, those indigenous tribes are not better and not worse than other civilizations.

[@z00011001]

It is way of nature. Either they control population or starvation will take care of it.

[@kevintucker3354]

Their intelligence and wisdom when it comes to understanding the power of the plants is truly remarkable! This video didn’t even cover the way these people keep all of the biting and stinging and blood sucking insects away! If you or I spent a week in their village we would be eaten alive by the insects but they know exactly what plants to use for whatever is trying to eat them! I’ve heard that a shaman from these rainforests literally said that the plants speak to them. I not only appreciate their wisdom but I’m also a little envious of their lifestyle and the connection they have with their place on earth. These are the people that will continue to live after “the end of days”!! If there is ever a mass extinction event in the future, these people will hardly notice…

[@miyaiun4723]

Hi. Actually the end is quite în sight. Not here to bring more sadness or anything like that. I wish it werent true, only because of the general suffering of all beings present on the planet right now. I am glad that things will never be the same and people and hopefully all other beings will never have to suffer. I think that they do hear the plants. Many people have closed their receptors but we do have them. Just go out in nature and pay attention to what feelings and thoughts you get. The more you do it the more you will be surprised. When you get a feeling of stopping în your tracks, do it. Look around carefully, watch and soon you will see that there is some being watching you. Maybe a deer, rabbit who knows. They are out there, doing their thing and if you listen to those impulses you receive it can even save your life someday. If you get a nagging feeling about something that wont get away, just listen to that intuition. You can receive Information în so many ways. We would know all the time what is around us and what the future will look if we payed attention to those thoughts, impulses. But I guess people that will get another life will live în a way that they will really use their senses. Take care and do enjoy what you still can.

[@elconoetupepa]

What a beautiful way of life.

[@hangseafood]

Tôi muốn có một cuộc sống như thế, mọi người đều bình đẳng, không tham lam, không ganh ghét, sống hòa đồng giản dị, con người biết yêu thiên nhiên, yêu mẹ trái đất, yêu động vật, họ rất khỏe mạnh,họ có thể chữa bệnh bằng lá cây, thật tuyệt vời. Chúc họ luôn có cuộc sống bình an, cảm ơn ad

[@nanangjenal4209]

Preeeetttt...anda jngan ngibul ingin hidup sprti mreka..bulsit

[@ems7623]

Vietnamese always looks crazy. Wish I could read it.

[@metinklc3200]

Nerde hayvanları seviyorlar, hepsini katledip yiyorlar.Yamyamlık başka bir şey değil.

[@salgaltrixie8265]

@@metinklc3200Pls, don't be naive!!!!! Yes, they hunt & eat animals. Hunting FOR SURVIVAL is inherent to their, and all ancient, indigenous, culture(s). Indigenous cultures hunt out of necessity for the procreation & perpetuation of their tribe(s). They do not know anything else & "modern societies" should not try to change that. They pose no threat to the "you & me" of the modern world.The only "threat" they could be is to the greedy bastards who want their resources : oil, the chronic deforestation of land.Therefore, if the companies insidiously eliminate these primitive cultures, they get to keep what they steal.There are no supermarkets in the middle of a tropical jungle nor are they needed. The Native American Indians hunted buffalo, deer & anything they could get their bows & arrows into for SURVIVAL yet they revered, deified animals & animal spirit.Their religion was the Great Spirit, animals & the elements.They took only what was needed for survival from their land & wasted nothing! It is we, the arrogant ppl of modernized societies, who are never satisfied, always clamoring for more materialistic BS to fill the sad, empty, bottomless holes in our hearts & souls. Let them be; leave them TFk alone.

[@user-wc3pd1ze9c]

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[@naturethegift902]

Concerning governments and the world should protect them and their habitats at any cost.

[@kavyapoovathingal3305]

Super video beautiful God bless you all 🙏❣️🌹👌

[@mervinsfantastix2652]

So beautifully people even if they are naked they know how to use the land and trees without harming

[@broadley207]

I envy these folk.

[@richardschneider4775]

eating ants rotted manioc living with dysentery spotty fish------------------- you Think you do

[@pkterampil]

Wonderful 👏 I love seeing people surviving and thriving in the jungle.

[@RizkiKM]

Video yang bagus kawan menambah ilmu dan pengetahuan, Terima kasih karena telah membuat video ini 👍🏻

[@sammynatal6471]

We need these tribes to help us learn about the earth again.

[@janetoney4274]

Would Like to see more about these people.

[@KANGBEWOK96]

Sungguh luar biasa👍

[@lorenaengasser2939]

Regards specially to Penti we use to work together defending the waorani territories!!! Hope to see u soon....Moi, Manuela, Alicia and everybody. Stay strong Yasuni. 🙏💚❤🦎🐸🐊🐢🦋🦠🦟🕸🌿🌱🍃🐝🐜🕷🦗

[@koreanature]

Wow... !!! My best friend, Great Good... !!! I wish you every day of your development.

[@gambargun]

Keep the nature culture 🙏

[@srlittilemarysabs2138]

Nature culture can see in hindu belief,.. Idols making, bathing it with milk,, ghee, ox, elephant, monkey gods, snake god and worship, .. So. Those who want to have. Revealed religion. Faith they accepted,, gave up nature religion and this kind of idol worship.

[@matimus100]

Superstitious bullying nonsense right here children 👆

[@matimus100]

@@srlittilemarysabs2138 nature came before Supernatural beliefs

[@QuiChiYang2]

F🤬k those oil and gas greedy corporations. Steven Doziger case against Chevron was case and point. This video is so important for us now.

[@matimus100]

Disgraceful language

[@gee_hands9597]

Thanks much for sharing...i now know few of cultures of any tribal community 😀 👍...

[@joncoady3253]

This is the madness!! It's awsome to see

[@ozonespec]

I've always wondered how these various tribes around the world figured out these techniques like the poison root in the video. It's like these techniques were figured out by accident in some strange way.

[@guysolis5843]

Exactly....just like the hallucinates. Touch a colorful frog, go on a trip.

[@kinggee8559]

Nature speaks if you listen closely

[@guysolis5843]

@@kinggee8559 Agreed, it's especially apparent when you spend a lot of time in the forest or where ever then have to deal with the noise and unnatural settings of the city and then go back to the quiet forest. You can see the stars and so many of those little noises mean something..

[@deborahdean8867]

I saw another documentary on a south American tribe. They were helping outsiders find new medicinal plants. One plant had over 400 varieties and they only used one. They were asked how they could tell that was the medicinal one and they said "it sings to us in a different pitch".

[@guysolis5843]

@@deborahdean8867 Some of these tribes can really read the forest..

[@rhatid]

Wow! What beautiful people!

[@roxanneaspogard1327]

Amazing and beautiful people, I hope they keep their living and cultures intact. The indigenous peoples in such places need to have people stand up for them.

[@andres1xy]

Great piece of information, what gets old real fast, is all the electronic blurring of 'objectionable' parts of the human body, even in a documentary filmed in the middle of the Amazon jungle...seriously?

[@jojad-99]

Extraordinário! A forma tradicional de caçar peixes é como eu costumava fazer na aldeia.👍👍

[@jojad-99]

@belltowndaisy4214 Indonesia

[@mattetap8705]

💗💗👌

[@user-nb5ii6ro1x]

Берегите природу, вы в ней не одни 🙏🤔

[@balendranath7213]

]j HI 889

[@nanghomkhamnoon1262]

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[@frankly8087]

7:35 it appears that the jungle also provides the Huaorani people modern hair clippers. This young man's fade is exquisite! 😂

[@rodrigoca6211]

Tenemos que aprender mucho de ellos. Cosas simples que se nos olvidan