This is amazing to see people still living in tune with nature, I hope they realise how special they are.

❤ Wow! I see a lot of commonalities with other Black people from other nations, with song harmonious and working. Very good, I wonder if they are related to the Congo Pygmies? I enjoyed this documentary. Thank you! ❤😊😊😊

Very interesting.

Fantastic to have something interesting and narrated by a real person. Instead of a string of photos with AI generated narrative

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In America, some treehouses can cost as much as a traditional home on the ground. These amazing, resourceful people have constructed this beautiful house out of NATURE-modern society has truly scammed us.😅

No mortage 😢 no matrix

please make a video for raja ampat papua, our government is opening a nickel mine there, and that will damage the raja ampat ecosystem which is famous for the beauty of its coral reefs and sea

I wish they would leave these tribes alone because they bring only bad things, there are no good intentions with these people.

That's not very high up normally they build them much much higher.

"We must preserve the culture of the treemen of Korowai". Spoken like a true white European anthropologist, living in a fully kitted out flat in suburban Paris. How long would you be able to live in said tree house as your home? If you want to 'preserve' different cultures for posterity, then make videos as you do and archive them. It's patently unfair for so many people to be living comfortable lives with indoor plumbing no less, and keeping/preserving less fortunate peoples in their backward ways ( called their 'culture' ), for the doctoral theses and entertainment of the more privileged Westerners. Culture - the way of life of a people - should be a dynamic thing, moving a society from Point A to Point B in its development, and not keep it stuck in time for that keeps a society backward and under developed. It also presents some risks and challenges for the world at large e.g. all these viruses coming out of Africa can be traced back to 'preserved' cultural practices. And all these sunstroke/heat exhaustion deaths at Mecca during The Haj, is because of cultural practices to do with clothing. Certain cultural practices are good for a time and then should be dropped as more informed, safe and healthy practices come to hand e.g. simply eating from a communal bowl with a utensil instead of one's hands, especially when water is scarce and the person has just come out from the bush easing themselves! All that is culture! Should we preserve it?