I'm Malaysian and I didn't even know we have this type of tribe. My grandmother and my mother used to live in a Kampung house nearby the river but they have moved out from there and live in the more modernized town then city of Sabah. This documentary intimately definitely is eye opening. Thank you for filming this and showing to the world. Much love and respect.

I still remember when I was 34 years old. I stayed and lived with the Agta in the sierra Madre in palanan Isabela Philippines. Once one of the most dense virgin forests some 28 years ago. I stayed with my friend Lakab family for 10 straight months. I lived like them. It was a humbling experience in my life. I learned the real jungle survival as hunters and fishers. This was the best and most fulfilling part of my life. I am now 63 years old today. Everything is still fresh in my heart and mind. Yangka Tomo Lakab.

@WorldwideTopTier

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That is near in my place in province of isabela

@nonyabidness1838

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Whats Yangka Tomo mean ?

@sutapapal7598

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You're are so lucky

@mucho_cheapo5185

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These people resembles the indegenous people of the Philippines. We call them Agta or Aeta.

@ashoksalvi4370

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@The Random Guys {LarY} ,व

This is what I wish all of humankind had not forgotten... their humble beginnings and being connected to their surroundings along with respecting all of nature and one another!

Proud to be Malaysian, we still have them, that we called "orang asli" and they are so kind! The weapon we called as "Sumpit" they usually used for enemy/hunt ..Some orang asli are modern too but half of them still live in their tribes..thanks for this documentary , not many people know about their lifestyle, this is my first time see their amazing tribes.

@zakirullahkhan-ml6fs

8 ай бұрын

All Malaysian Indonesian wild people

There are many tribe who still live in the deep forest in malaysia.. some of tribe have learn and living modern ways and only few of them still living an old ancient way.. we malaysian people really respect them because they and their tribe protected malaysian jungle from greedy people lumbering for money.. thanks to them a lot and hope they can still protect the jungle for the future..

@bhashashake3307

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@bhashashake3307

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@dharmaraju1706

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@raymondnkamugisha8887

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your name is the same as this south American's

I admire their way of life. Nothing goes to waste and everything is shared equally. The accuracy of these men blow is absolutely stunning. Just amazing!!

@prashantyadav6139

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Are you socialist

As someone who studies cultural & forensic anthropology, it is so interesting to the see the indigenous groups of people across the world look so similar, yet unique in their own right, while in different regions.

I like how the hunters are not selfish and share the food to the entire village. The unity and care for each other amaze me.

@twitch9730

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So true

@Yungkevx

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ye maj

@amitmanta7890

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@roooraaa2670

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@davehoward22

11 ай бұрын

If you didn't you'd starve pretty quickly

Thanks to Hayden for bringing this video out to the public domain. As Papua New Guinean, I see these indigenous people looking more like PNGns and even West Papua. It is indeed thrilling to know we have our brothers & sisters in this part of the world.

@kuatkongket8893

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Yes because you guys Melanesians came to the Peninsular much earlier. And when we came, you guys moved to Papua and Australia

@satanshameer690

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@@kuatkongket8893 modern day southeast Asians are a mixture of Papuan like people and migrants from Southern China

@martnjair273

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its all very close

@raymondnkamugisha8887

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Thought so and it seems that every continent occupied by melanated people

@Ix-.-xI

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​@@kuatkongket8893 melanated/dark-skinned people came from south of equator, Peninsular Malaysia was uninhabited and has no indigenous, even the Malays population are originally from Sumatra island of Indonesia.

may the Jahai be able to hunt, live their ways for thousands of years. Peace and love from Canada!

These people possess more knowledge and understanding nature than the so-called civilized . Their contribution is necessary towards true sustainability.

@webuyhouse8917

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Good joke

@webuyhouse8917

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@@Nastydealerr it’s funny because your trying to talk about us but all I have to say is look at the world Africa has been enslaved by every race of men

Beautiful people and awesome documentary. Thanks for sharing... Love from Nigeria

I am proud to be a indigenous people,thnks for the video👍🖐️

@damaslpressath

Жыл бұрын

ohhh....i wonder...how can you see this? Internet? Laptop? Adorable, indigenous people still live in nature with nature....so all ancestors of human did once a time....but i think using technology, cars, computer and living in modern house amongst other things means....welcome in devasting civilisation, goodbye roots? Isn´t it?

Beautiful people. Big love from Arusha, Tanzania

I would say, out of all documentary regarding tribes.this shows the most friendliest and warming tribes!

Thank you so much for sharing this video..l'm a Malaysian tribe too.. living up in the mountains border with Indonesian..but today our tribe a using all the modern type of thing..but l still miss all the traditional way of life..the root three to poison the fish we called it tebayan in our dialects..

This was an incredible documentary. Good fortune on these people living like true badass.

very nice documentary video thank you so much

Truly amazing how this tribe and several in the Amazon have identical hunting techniques. Blowguns are nearly identical!!!

Greeting from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 Thanks for sharing your vlogs and what the experience living with this amazing indigenous people in the forest of Malaysia 🇲🇾 👍❤️

@dhomadiah8693

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@dma9469

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Dear, Thank You for showing us We appreciate your your help.

I enjoy your videos with indigenous tribes a lot. I just can't wait for your video with the Hadzabe tribe in Tanzania. Sir, you are such an inspition when coming to the wilf life.

i love them already they are so friendly ,

Very nice documentary video

10:29 the narrator didn’t smile back Lmao! Bro it’s time to eat! Get excited!

this is crazy. thanks for sharing this

I enjoyed your video very much. I used to drive along the road here, best view ever, surrounding by heavy forest and big lakes. Did you know, once upon a time ago, a British officer decided to live here with the natives, his name is Hubert Burkeley. He also helped us to get a big chuck of territories from Siam (now Thailand) because he fell in love with the culture of the people that live here, and felt responsible to take it from Siam for us.

We have these tribe's just like them and looked like them they are called Aeta tribe here in the Philippines. Afro Asian

@destinationdezz1588

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This tribe definitely look like they have some Afro ancestry

@jamirodg8932

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U R DIFFICULTY RIGHT MY BROTHER 😎 THEY JUST DON'T WANNA TELL THE TRUE HISTORY LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE 👁️👁️

@matthew3056

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Correct, the Aeta are the natives and oldest inhabits to the Philippines. They are my people.

Those people can keep on going long after we've failed ✌️❤️

Really enjoyed these two episodes. I had no idea people lived like this in Malaysia. The Jahai have some mad skills. Hoping their forest stays protected

@climatedisasterdocumentaries

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, we were pretty impressed with Haydn and these amazing tribes too!

@minhHoang-bh3un

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R,

@neejnom8323

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Yau need to be more involved with the world and learn how people survive, and appreciate each human live and their cultures.

@abdurrohim3327

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@jesicoejera9313

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@@minhHoang-bh3un TV

Amazing tribe hunters

Love this show Soo much

This is fantastic

I still watch them and save their videos I really like how they know what to eat and what is poison they seem to know more then we do in hunting and fishing ❤🌈🙏👍

amazing how you can explain what they are doing do you speak their language sir? man that was an amazing adventure, as a city boy I don't think I will survive in that kind of environment, just pure amazing.

the team work is amazing

Amazing. When we in a civilized society kill for fun and sport. These Amazing tribes do it for survival. Learning from its surroundings. So much to learn and appreciate from them. We the west civilization need to give tribes around the world their space.

@justicewillprevail1106

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We city ppl are some of the most uncivilized ppl comparing with some of these tribes men.

@nokwangnokwang413

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Konyah

@amadujagitay4385

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Hhhmm, killing for fun and Civilised in the same sentence?

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Hoping that the western world learns that there's nothing to envy about life in the cities these people are perfectly adapted to survive, their way of life shall be preserved, Their land, their cultural heritage respected , the way we are going, we may one day need their expertise after we blow our world, we will depend on them to survive, and I pray they will still be alive to help us, the same goes to all indigenous cultures of the world ! Speaking of privilege , yes you ought to feel privileged, there are many of us around the world who dream of wearing your shoes, so milk it for all is worth and. HELP THEM ,so their land Is not taken by useless idiots!!!!!!

Beautiful documentary.

I love adventures love nature

I'M SO IMPRESSED,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but how do the darts manage to reach 180 speed ????? I can't work out the physics,,,or whatever it's called...lol... that this speed is reached..... it's just so awe inspiring...........Thank...You.............

I also love your hunting skills, oh I just love it.

@bigbossmaine3067

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Monkey's i like eating people

Very interesting thing in Malaysia especially this tribe hunting.

Nature God gift.... wonderful nature

I love watching them live in a long time period on their own I hope the out side era leave them alone unless they come to visit and learn their ways and not hurt them❤🙏🌈

We the World People have the DUTY & RESPONSIBILITY to PRESERVE their way of life by PROTECTING the FOREST. They have ABSOLUTE RIGHT to LIVE in the way they LIKE i.e. FOREST LIFE.

Looks like a wonderful life nothing but the basics to fulfil each day nothing more nothing less❤️😎🇦🇺👍

i would like to live there Everyone works together and shares

I am indigenous Montagnard Jarai tribe enjoy watching you video

Kuatkan semangat orang asli di Malaysia ini ...sebab kita duduk di negara kita sendiri maju kita

These are real life skills. Love this

They posses incredible hunting skills to survive. Besides meat, do they eat some kind of vegetables like cassava or plantains?

He's in Malaysia 🇲🇾, hunting with dark Skinned Africans!!! I love it!!! Always rise!!!

I would love to try them.. Do they use bamboo for the materials?

The best youtuber vedio I have ever seen

The way they shoot can be introduced as an Olympic sport.

What an amaizing documnetary wowww

Those guys are amazing hunters. Just amazing

@PhilippeAlainLebreton

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Un rêve retourné aux racines j'aimerai inspirant je vous envie merci j'apprécie

In India there is a tribe called Munda, they are genetically closely related to Mah Meri and Temuan people of Malaysia. According to linguist Paul Sidwell, Munda languages arrived on the coast of Odisha from Southeast Asia about 4000-3500 years ago. The Munda people are an Austroasiatic speaking ethnic group of India. They predominantly speak the Mundari language as their native language, which belongs to the Munda subgroup of Austroasiatic languages. They are similar to the Soliga, Paniya and Kanikkaran tribes of India.

@dinarusso3320

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That's interesting, I didn't know there were still indigenous tribes in India.

@first761

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Mah meri maybe, but temuan is not, they are austronesian

@doreenramsey1016

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No they don't. Indians indigenous are Shemite, these pacific indigenous are Japheth seeds. No relations. And Africa indigenous are Hamites. Japheth children hair are different from Shem. Shem has long straight hair and these have all kind even like Africans but they have softer kind and Africans have one kind.

Amazing how they can walk thru the woods without boots. When I saw they walked by a needle bush just give me chill. Those hunters have strong lungs, not six packs arm muscles.

Great tribe..

That 1 guy went to a similar place & helped them design homemade blockades to stop them. I think it might be here, the gov put a bounty on him. Sure enough, he left & came back from Europe but hasn't been seen since. A warning to ppl helping the cause of these righteous ppl. Which is simply leave their land alone.

Wonderful people watching here inthe Philippines

GOOD VIDEO!

Beautiful

How beautiful their life is.. Means look no study no exam no technology full natural environment 😜😜

@WorldwideTopTier

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i really like it

This is incredible 👍 i just love it❤️

YOU DONE THIS VERY WELL 🎯😂😂💯

Impressive hunters.

Every hunter has perfect haircut!!!! Very common for wild tribes... Nice watch, also very common...

Aslmmualikm from malaysia. Im kelantan people. Tu bahaso kedoh tok silak kawe kalau orey asli alik nih lebih kure jah kcek nok nok srupo..

Nice shoot brother👍

Watching from Ghana nice documentary

Living us a tribe is more amazing no stress no money stress just amazing 😊

@ghigghucf8699

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👍👍👍👍👍👍

Thailand , Malaysia , Philippines, Indonesia , Cambodia , Brunie have this kind of Indigenous peoples from same roots .

@luisbarros2816

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Don’t eat monkey Eat vesteblos

@WorldwideTopTier

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@@gogmagog666. we have igorot tribes in the Philippines they well known for being tribalist and headhunters before and they are not cannibal

@doreenramsey1016

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I got the Aeta from Philippines, the Mani from Thailand, these ones from Malaysia, the black indigenous from China. So what is the names of those from Cambodia and Indonesia and Vietnam so I can look them up? I got all the indigenous pacific islanders and the Caribbean already.

always cool to watch..just makes me curious how they know that none of the animals have diseases???

@chalkyblack7582

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Trust me they can tell

@bigbossmaine3067

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The body can protect you from natural diseases

Love nature 💚💚💚💚🎥🎧✌️

Wow🌲 Thank You For This Video it has triggered many memories back Then when we were Young In the Uganda rural area ✔️

Interesting stuff

I love how much everyone laughs a lot

My people (Cherokee) use blow pipes for hunting small game too!!☺

@jdagreat4595

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Its a black thing bro. The arawaks do it the East African do it 👍🏾

@doreenramsey1016

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Cherokee are blood brothers to them as per the Olmecs. One progenitor Japheth.

Amazing ❤️💯👍

The log they used for fishing isn't that poisonous. We used that too to catch fish. It's eco-friendly and it's safe to consume the fishes.

@bayphan6790

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we

@johnnyvhl

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@@bayphan6790 yes we used it too

@jonobang9453

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Hidup alami tidak mengenal bising kota ,,natural mereka mengenal obat herbal tanpamengenal kimia ,,,salut ,,,

@neiphiurio9465

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Yes we use it too. But What do we call it in English?

@rukhairisyah8603

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@@bayphan6790 😜

Wonderful people. Much love

Very good...

Malaysia tribu very nice

Love this ducumentary

@climatedisasterdocumentaries

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glad you enjoyed! 🌍

I've been watching the full video.

I think these people love each other, work together and don't kill each other

These tribe can't make it a good partner by an people 2 recognised what ever he want, I wish you for good hunting for us daily need mabuhay po kayo thanks sir,mam,

Good job,amajing👍🙏🇮🇩

vu khí của họ rất đơn giản mà lại mang hiệu quả

The best video…

Tenk u brother for documentary..nice gun he he sharpshooter..

Amazing

Their hair looks very much like that of African people, are they directly descended from early man?

amzing

The man hunt good👍👍👍👍👍👍

Very impressive.It's not easy to hit a squirrel in 150ft.Hunting with blowpipe is low cost and very silent.

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