This is the most beautiful representation of the cooperation between humans and nature. I love you SLICE for bringing this to us.

@SwingingPythons

2 жыл бұрын

Did you hear how the bird will mislead them to a dangerous animal in hopes they get killed so it can eat the worms decomposing the body. Lol

the most precious communication between a man and a bird,this is impressive

@SwingingPythons

2 жыл бұрын

Once you find out the birds ulterior motives it's a lot less impressive but still very interesting

Now that’s what I call real honey catcher!! No protective gear. Nothing!! Pure nature. So peaceful.. What a beautiful documentary!!! Amazing. Thank u slice! U never disappointed me.

I absolutely loved it. I would've never thought that a bird can communicate so well with human beings. I'm in complete awe.

This was amazing. The happiness in the end when they sing is awesome.

I love this nation! so graceful and beautiful! Africa my Africa ❤❤!

Awesome Documentary! I am fascinated with The Mara Land! I love this Channel @SLICE! I binge on it as much as possible!

What beautiful singing they do.

Beer 🍺 makes everyone happy. I love their lifestyle...minus the bee stings.

I just love how the people and nature connects to each other, as usual Beautiful documentary again @slice thank you for the hard work.👏

This is one enthralling documentary. Excellent job Slice.

Honey guide bird,something new to know again. Its very amazing and impressive!

Absolutely fascinating...it's easy to forget that there's a big world out there full of people who live such different lives than we do here in the US... great docu! 🔥

@carmillachichie5125

3 жыл бұрын

its fascinating but its not a big world only 10% of Africans live this life style the rest live a modern life in modern cities with electricity and running water just like you

@kyliewaiomio6816

3 жыл бұрын

Omg Americans 😂😂😂

@hgent6626

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao were the pampered

@novaxo9827

3 жыл бұрын

There is. We ate sooo consumed with material and are selfish... thats why watching these open ur eyes, hearts and make you appreciative. Especially ppl in the US, it's as tho they live in a bubble & dint even care to educate themselves about other cultures, call other food nasty when they just eat out packs, cans & gmos

@Komeshokakunanwene

2 жыл бұрын

@@carmillachichie5125 10%? Which source did you quote from? Majority of Africa is rural.

So enthralling as always! I was engaged throughout! A lot can be learned from these people and I admire their toughness and ingenuity.

The bird be like :- "these is business"

@aishaelias5781

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 comment of the year..🤞

@sihemnaidji5029

3 жыл бұрын

@@aishaelias5781 ...

Wow! an evolutionary bond between man and beast.

Best Doc

Such a wonderful, peace loving people ❤ That finished too soon 🙂

Amazing documentary!! Loved how he used the leaves as a napkin after eating the honey 😘

Thank you SLICE for beautiful cultural documentaries

Thanks Slice for uploading tuned from 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪

Hello everyone thanks Slice Really beautiful video thanks 🍜🍔🍣🍩🍱🥗🍲🥙🥘🎂

Mutual benefit between man and nature…. This isn’t the greedy Wall Street 😁

Say what you want about Africa!! The people only worries about hunting an taking care of family! Wish it was this easy in America!

My beautiful people and my beautiful 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪

This is absolutely phenomenal!

Woow that was a beautiful documentary. I was smiling all through😍🤩. It is absolutely fascinating.

Thanks, SLICE! From Aceh, Indonesia

So the Maasai jewels are similar to the ones in KwaZulu Natal? I have a few of their pieces. I wish I could have gotten more. Where do they sell in that "nearby village" you say. Will you please tell me? Wouldn't it be lovely (and loving) to support real communtities who create from the heart instead of buying things from stores. I think it's time we all reconsider who we support. I'd love to get some beads... Thank you for the upload, I enjoyed it.. xx..

@thokongobese4661

3 жыл бұрын

Well said @Sella!...i hope you find the information you are looking for ❤! please be safe!

@elmusosneh1142

2 жыл бұрын

they are sold all over kenya

Slice,my congratulations!👏👏👏👍👍👍🤗

This is really nice. Good presentation. Thank you.

Beautiful !

The natural honey is so expensive in my country. I also love it.

Am a Samburu pastorilist boy and the relationship between humans and honey guides has been in existence for years... The bird always leads you to a wild bee hive but if u fail to reward it with grabs next time it will lead you to a lion or an elephant to teach you a lesson

@dda001

3 жыл бұрын

If that 🐦 was human I bet it would be a leader of a notorious cartel.

@philanisikwili8907

2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful

This is really interesting!

The old man is so humble with his people

We call these birds kakare in western Ethiopia and Sudan. Though they guide you to bee hives most of the time, they can also guide you to dangerous animals such as snakes, leopard, and other nocturnal animals too .

I did this severally growing up in Doldol kenya 😂. We call that bird Nchochoroi

@timmayiana9967

3 жыл бұрын

@@kereto20 in samburu it's nchonchoroi

ПОТРЯСАЮЩИЙ ФИЛЬМ.. ОГРОМНОЕ СПАСИБО ..

Good one

This is so superb 🌟🌟👏👏👏

It would be cool if you said the year each documentary was filmed in the description

@SwingingPythons

2 жыл бұрын

Probably early 2000's judging the camera quality.

I am new in your KZread channel I am so impressed about how people live it a very good work 🤝

Amazing ❤❤❤

@johnyap3101

3 жыл бұрын

welcome

Wonderful documentary. Cheers ! Trinidad & Tobago.

@nichelebliqqi5576

3 жыл бұрын

Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 all the way

Omg what a clever bird

Who else thinks that the voice of the narrator is like that of night rider cars talking voice. .

Very clever bird.

87 year old climbing trees and doing lots of stuff

We learn so much from them - i always feel so much better when I eat what they do (other than honey which I don't like even on the comb like that - too sweet for me).

There musics makes my ear happy..

The ever beautiful Massai beings 💙 Slice please give me a job so that I can be part of these beautiful stories ☀️

@rohaaniidaalii9758

3 жыл бұрын

Ndorobo

My mouth is watering😛😛

The honey bird guide is nice to know that a bird can guide to find out where the honey are for the bird itself ate honey..

The maasai elder must always speak with the club in his hands😆😆😆the maasai rungu

@taboo2548

3 жыл бұрын

Ndorobo

@mstevens832

3 жыл бұрын

Uhoro niguo ucio +44

@maasaimusicunlimited2811

Жыл бұрын

yea,,that is what they used to smash kikuyu skulls during raids

Only here in Slice the best documentary

I find it interesting that throat singing or singing from the throat happens all around the world… from the Inuit, the Masai and to the Himalayas and as far as Serbia.

SLICE ❤

This bird 🐦 is a snitch to bees 😘😂😂😂

If you don't believe something are a spirit we can't explain this video is a example human and bird communication.

@10:20 How does he do that with bare hands..without getting stung??...or is he getting stung, but playing it off?

They love eating honey.i havent eaten honey that fresh from the nest...looks palatable the wat they eat it.

Also, I wish I could find that song at 15:25 and and it to my playlist! 🔥 🔥 🔥 🐝 🍯

@kennethwiley3965

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree with you more - very meditative and soothing.

Why did you cut it at the time they start singing! I was looking for this documentary just for the ending song…argh

They must build up an immunity to the stings. Ain't no way they are that tough.

In Swahili.. asali ya nkuyi.. ( Honey )..

When slice team visit India for tribal indigenous for any documentary purpose I wish to witness and be part of it ✊

I wonder if someone would make such documentaries from the bee perspectives. Lifetime of labour destroyed by giants and their babies eaten alive by the bird.

Enjoy guys you are very happy after having your own 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺.👍👍👍

The Hadza tribe of hunter gatherers also have this symbiosis. Probably this branch of the massai kept it from the time they also were hunter gatherers.

My home boys

❤❤🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

Man and Nature

The original indigenous people of the earth🌎

The honey bird sounds like a squirl.

Awesome wonders everywhere,n sometimes we think of leaving ds world.its really sad

The children’s the only sweet they know is honey 🍯 ( 🍔 🍭 🌭) oh yeah staying healthy and and strong 💪

Before education changed me, I remember doing this .

@soupgod1448

2 жыл бұрын

Before you became westernised?

@philanisikwili8907

2 жыл бұрын

Go back that is the real life you're on this planet not what you have adopted

This is beautiful, though there are many inaccuracies. Slice, please do you duty in relaying accurate info.

The bird can be a psychopath double dealer at times!😂

@mstevens832

3 жыл бұрын

😄😄😄😄

Maasais

😂❤

I miss the medicinal nutritious bee larvae, the bird is thûigû, if you meet one that was let down by previous honey harvester it will take you to trouble

that's not what they are telling the bird

so your telling me that even the indigenous tribes have covid mitigations? besides that i liked the episode

god put is hand in Africa everything it is natural they did everything to take are continent down but we number one ☝🏿

Do the women get to drink the honey beer/mead?

Narrator says Tan ZAYN ya. Is that an accepted alternate pronunciation/emphasis? (Beside the familiar Tan za NEE a.)

I'd like to see a comedy skit wherein a PETA rep tries to convert the Masai to veganism.

"The bird would be happy on the worms of their bodies, but for now it would pass with larvae ..." isn't the author a bit psychopatic ?!

@mercydenga8816

2 жыл бұрын

U obviously heard wrong

@SwingingPythons

2 жыл бұрын

He said the birds will lead them to dangerous animals in hopes they get killed so the bird can feed on the worms that are decomposing the body. Ain't got nothing to do with the nariator, he's just relaying information.

If they never pay back that bird that bird wil lead them in lions den

honey shepherds

For those who would love to visit Kenya 🇰🇪 and the maasai mara, reply with your email address 🙏🏿 blessings

These cattle meat are free from chemicals

Are these the so called "Africanized bees/killer bees"?

@omesonyabs5244

3 жыл бұрын

These are plain African bees. They're more aggressive than other bees but not nearly as aggressive as the cross bred bee also known as "Africanized".

M’zee Gubi???? IS That the right pronunciation? Do you mean MZEE like the way it is pronounced in SWAHILI?

Interesting they have no veggies in their diet! If we're from that same area we should eat the same if our people mostly ate vegetables this is why some thrive as vegetarians! 💫

@waterfull2907

3 жыл бұрын

I feel sorry dear as u are pretty much brainwashed by the media to believe in Veggies crap Veggies are mostly man'made they're not even meant to be eaten. Veggies/grains/ pasta are actually the peasants (slaves) food. I'm from east-A 🤓

@niapitcher1337

3 жыл бұрын

@@waterfull2907 LIONS. TIGERS AND BEARS OH MY! EYE GUESS EU GAVE HER A GOOD AZ LESSON

@niapitcher1337

3 жыл бұрын

THEM NOT EATING VEGGIES DONT MEAN SHIT. THEY OUT LIVE OLL EU VEGGIES EATERS. MOOR HEALTHY. AND THE VOICES SINGING. DANCES. HUNTING THEY R HEALTHY ONE WITH MOTHER NATURE. THEY OUT LIVE MOST PPL IN AMERICA. LOOK AT THE LAND THE LIVE ON. RECAP THA BS EI JUST SAID. IT SOUNDS LIKE UR STUCK ON STUPID.

I was waiting for a lion to pop out😂😂😂😂

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Kikuyu are dorobos