Thank you for sharing such an amazing way of life... It is sad that they lost two of their strongest men... I hope they have been able to adapt since, and continued with their heritage... Karina is such a beautiful little baby girl... Thank you,
Little Karina is so adorable! I really admire the resilience and strength of Chukotka nomadic reindeer herders! May God bless you! Greetings from Brazil!
UTMOST RESPECT TO YOU GUYS, MAY YOU HAVE YOUR WAY OF LIFE LONG AFTER THE MODERN CIVILISATION IS GONE. YOU HAVE DONE NOTHING TO DESTROY THIS EARTH AND THIS IS YOUR RIGHTFUL PLACE. .
Thankyou for this wonderful documentary..A hard and challenging existence, but i see happiness in the faces of all..Good luck and long and happy life to you all....Hello rom Australia. :)
Thank you Vladimir Puya for this film! You have a beautiful language, culture and community. Also RIP Victor & Alexey, made me really sad to see they passed. Victor had the kindest soul and smile.
Thank you for this beautiful documentary. I have seen snippets of it on other channels but this is the first time that I have seen it in its entirety. I am amazed by the resilience of these people.
I love this kind of documentary style. thank you soo much!
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Imagine there's no colonialism, no missionaries, no conquerors, no discoverers, no ideologists... and the world will be as one... Weeping for all the indigenous groups all around the world. Wonderful job, thank you.
Amazing, and so very beautiful. It shocks me at times how hard ppl have to work every single day just to put food in their mouth. We as American's have been so pampered and spoiled by our government that if we were faced with a struggle that was anything close to being like what these strong ppl do as a fact of life, nearly the entire population would be wiped out. So, hats off and a bow to these strong, rare, and ever so beautiful indigenous people.
+Dessi Hall I wouldn't agree americans or modern developed nations are spoiled. we just adapted (or didn't) to a different life. Chaucha wouldn't make it in a world where people steal or pay bills and build life or carrier. or would be taking Prozac or Zoloft. I didn't see a frown or worried face. seems that kind of life is actually easier on persons spirit.
Dessi Hall I was thinking the same thing. It makes my personal hardships seem meniscule in comparison. The Tundra people have my utmost respect and admiration.
@@jovosedlar agreed. there's even a stereotype in russia that the chukchi are stupid because back in the soviet days when their property was taken away, they had a hard time adjusting to a different lifestyle, and were quite ignorant about modern technology and things like that. I think it goes both ways.
Thank you. This for many us is our past including in all those ice ages which came back and back across Europe. We lived in harmony with nature leaving no trace, something we don;'t manage today. It was very special to hear from the grandmother as she has so much detail about the past which could be usefully recorded and to learn that those who kept the old ways were the ones ultimately did better after the removal of communism. It was lovely to see the baby and sad to hear 2 of the men had died since. They were speaking Russian I think - did the old languages go? In Canada those peoples have kept their native languages.
Спасибо за отзыв. Конечно в фильме показан только, совсем крохотный, отрезок из непростой жизни чукотских оленеводов. Проблемы у них серьезные.. Обычно, чтобы решить какую-либо проблему, ее разбивают на несколько частей и этапов: что должны решать правительство и чиновники, какие задачи у общественных объединений, что должны делать народы - носители данной культуры и т.д. Так вот оленеводы в тундре, как раз свой "груз ответственности" тащат изо всех сил, которых остается все меньше и меньше
A hard hard life I wouldn't make it with leaving as they do and I've been living 22 years in snow country. Our children need to see how this people live. I'm blessed all my children work and have done well. Thank you Father I am grateful for my life 🙏
This needs English translation. I only speak English and so do many other RUclips users. Have English translations and your ratting will increase 1000 times. Its still good to watch.
Angelic Stormz, FYI Reindeer do not have horns!!! they are antlers and are shed yearly, additionally they are a herd animals this means they live, feed and migrate together.
they keep Karina in the fur envelope so long, how do they change her (if she pees or poop)? It s interesting to know about child hygiene in such a brutal weather conditions
Inna Ivanova. i was also wondering what they used for her diapers. and thats incredible they just handed her it looks like a piece of fish and shes knawing on it well mama nos what shes doing ☺
+GreenCanvasInteriorscape The door (aperture) in the dwelling of nomads is, usually, open for an exit of a smoke and for access of light in the afternoon. Firewood is dry branches of bushes.
Hi, wonderful documentary, J love this people, J spent 10 days with the Evens from Yakoutie (2014), J spent 10 days with Nénets Yamal (march 2015), Is there one turist agency able to purpose a trip in Chukotka? J am french, sorry for my bad english, thank you for your answer.
What they need IS "commercial". When Chukotka reindeer meat starts appearing in the organic section of Fresh Fields is when I'll know they stand a fighting chance.
Really awesome. Hope they have more sex and increase their numbers. It looks like there's more than enough reindeer meat for a bigger tribe, but not enough hands to take down and prop up the yaranga fur curtain tents - which is really impressive
What is the main purpose of the herders? Is it to keep the herd healthy and growing with new areas to graze? Is the main food for the herders the reindeer? Is that the main purpose, to have a continuous food supply? Looks like thousands of reindeer.. do they sell the meat and skins at market?
When this video is made? I wonder, how old is lifespan of those people, if those who were reported as dead in the end of film, they looked somewhat young.
due to the severe climate, poor health system and low social living standards the average life expectancy for a Chukchi is still only 45 yr. But statistics is very tricky because of high level infant's mortality. They have a lot of old people.
I have trouble reading sometimes even with my glasses, so please try to put your writing a little bigger than it is so I can read it when I can’t understand it please ! Thank you because I enjoy watching and reading learning from and trying to understand your videos, sometimes it’s so hard when I can’t see or make out the writing because it’s so tiny
Yes...I know this because my father-in-law was of mixed Saami and Suomi ancestry, and i learned about their culture from his son. They also remind me very much of Canada's own Inuit people!
Much like the saami used to be you mean? Saami culture is destroyed beyond recognition. And by the way, most of todays "saamis" are false, a vast majority of them are people who came here relatively recently, 1700s, 1800s and even 1900s, learned our language and voila, they are saami too, by magic it seems. They also got a foothold into reindeer husbandry early on, in the early to mid 1800s and immediately started to pressure the true saamis, using violence and threats. Most of the true saamis are long gone, succumbed to alcoholism, suicide etc, because they were pushed out of their ancient ways. I tell you, most of the reindeer herders in northern norway at least are not true saamis, vast majority of them. This ethnic shift is why todays reindeer business is FULL of conflicts, greed, violence, thefts, the lands are overgrazed, the reindeer are in very poor condition and the list goes on.. They aren't people of nature, simple as that, all they care about is having the biggest herd, pressuring others to gain lands, having power over others. Coincidentally the "big saami families" today also often have people in politics..
The deer eat moss. The groups apparently have various districts they go to each year and know enough not to overgraze each district. What I would like to know is what keeps the deer from just leaving the people!
These native people have to be admired just because they have been able to develop the skills to stay alive in such a brutal climate, I would hope that the Russian government would help the natives with health care and some better equipment.
Russia gives much more support for the ethnic minorities than the US for the native Americans, who, by the way, got mostly slaughtered within the last 2 centuries, or the UK for its Celtic minorities which also got slaughtered to 99% and mostly forgot their languages. Ethnic Russians don't live better and enjoy priveleges compared to these ethnic minorities, but the minorities enjoy some priveleges.
i admire these people for being so tough and taking care of there familys even the women chew on there husbands shoes to get the leather soft thats nuts but very cool if the world was ending i would certainly want these guys to have my back dam maybe even find meca husband😉
I heard their life expectancy is only 45 years old ? Why is this? What they usually die of? I think their diet is much better diet than the standard russian diet
I’m always amazed at the thought process of people who encounter an indigenous group of people who have lived a certain lifestyle for hundreds, even thousands of years and to tell those people “let us make your life easier and better.” It always works out that their life becomes worse because the items introduced to make life easier always cost money and then the people have to work more to get money and the more new goods brought in to make life easier cost more and more money so eventually people leave their lifestyle to go to cities to get money for goods to make life easier. However they are no longer living their traditional lifestyle and have low education so they only get crappy jobs and a very hard life of struggle always trying to get money. This leads many to drugs and alcohol. Yep let’s make their lives easier! I’d say let them keep doing what they have done for generations as it must have been working for so many to live that way!! Sure some small amount of technology is good but too much destroys the culture of a people.
It's interesting how some Americans are acting perfect utopia and blaming Russia for not helping the indigenous people. Americans have killed 95% of native Americans and today some of them live under the bridges in brutal winter conditions in some areas like Minnesota, Nebraska, Alaska and north/south Dakota. Yes Russia neglected these communities but also America, Canada, Australia haven't enough to help indigenous communities.
Many thanks to your wife. I think the USA is rich enough to provide all Native Americans with free dental assistence but instead the USA speand 800 BILLION on its army to bomb other countries far away who couldn't hurt the USA anyhow.
MICHAEL WOODS But that’s just it; we bomb countries when they bomb us. We lost 3000 people on 9/11! Don’t tell us who to bomb when that happens! And we won’t tell you! Also, native Americans were decimated unintentionally by European colonizers bc they didn’t have antibodies to our diseases. It wasn’t on purpose, asshat.
Another channel stole this entire documentary and made it look as if they did the recording! I remember because I commented on baby Karina and her fur envelope. This was a few months ago, so imagine my surprise when I saw this was uploaded over 10 years ago!
Very skillful people! Beautiful documentary!
Thank you for sharing such an amazing way of life... It is sad that they lost two of their strongest men... I hope they have been able to adapt since, and continued with their heritage... Karina is such a beautiful little baby girl... Thank you,
Watching this from Colombia, South America.
Admiration for the Chukchi People!
Excellent....was glued to the video all the time
I very much enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing a glimpse of their lives with us.
Little Karina is so adorable! I really admire the resilience and strength of Chukotka nomadic reindeer herders! May God bless you! Greetings from Brazil!
UTMOST RESPECT TO YOU GUYS, MAY YOU HAVE YOUR WAY OF LIFE LONG AFTER THE MODERN CIVILISATION IS GONE. YOU HAVE DONE NOTHING TO DESTROY THIS EARTH AND THIS IS YOUR RIGHTFUL PLACE.
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♥️
Such an honest and unpolished documentary. Really enjoyed it. The people are so tough and strong. Very moving.
Struggling to survive on the cold land, nothing much just keep going
спасибо огромное!!!!!!!!!!лучше видео нигде нет!
Thank you for the upload. Wonderful people living a hard life. Good luck! The kids are so cute.
Love and respect from Bangladesh for these hardworking, honest and nature loving indeginous people... You are the real Heroes...
Excellent film. Thank you for sharing this. May these people live long and happy lives!
What an absolutely amazing film!!! What an absolutely amazing people!!!
Agree👍
Velynqaqun, spasibo, thank you for uploading a documentary on my people.
Your people? Are you from Russia? What is the langue you're writing in?
@@michaelwild7560 it's probably chukchi language. it's only spoken in russia
@@alisabajenova No, it's not, Chukchi language is written in Cyrillic.
@@michaelwild7560 and in which part of the world is also alive....enlighten me.... I am curious
Thankyou for this wonderful documentary..A hard and challenging existence, but i see happiness in the faces of all..Good luck and long and happy life to you all....Hello rom Australia. :)
Thank you Vladimir Puya for this film! You have a beautiful language, culture and community. Also RIP Victor & Alexey, made me really sad to see they passed. Victor had the kindest soul and smile.
Strong family , I enjoyed watching Blessings blessings
I really admire the people in this video I hope they make many many more videos that I can watch I really truly enjoy them
Beautiful Documentary
Such an amazing film. I've seen it before - a few years ago - and it was definitely worth another watch. There isn't much of this quality on RUclips.
Thank you for this beautiful documentary. I have seen snippets of it on other channels but this is the first time that I have seen it in its entirety. I am amazed by the resilience of these people.
The liberty have a price.Nice documentary.
I love this kind of documentary style. thank you soo much!
Imagine there's no colonialism, no missionaries, no conquerors, no discoverers, no ideologists... and the world will be as one... Weeping for all the indigenous groups all around the world. Wonderful job, thank you.
فيديو جميل شكراجزيلا لكم والله يحفظكم ويحميكم كل التقدير والاحترام للشعب الروسي العظيم الكريم الأصيل
A respectful salute from New Zealand. Thank you for sharing, the insight into the Chukotka's way of life makes my life insignificant.
Karina such a cutie, God bless her!
This people are part of us Türks. . Thanks for sharing this documentary..
No they are not! Your lies about some superior heritage are ridiculous ...
well done, for something to learn from..ooh she was so cute ensconced in her furs
+Llivingllegend el toro I too wonder what's she doing now and is she alive. and her brother Vasya...
Xnxx
really enjoyed watching this. Refreshingly real!
Finally a documentary worth to watch atleast its 720pHD .
Very good documentary. God bless you. Thanks
Amazing, and so very beautiful. It shocks me at times how hard ppl have to work every single day just to put food in their mouth. We as American's have been so pampered and spoiled by our government that if we were faced with a struggle that was anything close to being like what these strong ppl do as a fact of life, nearly the entire population would be wiped out. So, hats off and a bow to these strong, rare, and ever so beautiful indigenous people.
+Dessi Hall I wouldn't agree americans or modern developed nations are spoiled. we just adapted (or didn't) to a different life. Chaucha wouldn't make it in a world where people steal or pay bills and build life or carrier. or would be taking Prozac or Zoloft. I didn't see a frown or worried face. seems that kind of life is actually easier on persons spirit.
Dessi Hall I was thinking the same thing. It makes my personal hardships seem meniscule in comparison. The Tundra people have my utmost respect and admiration.
@@jovosedlar agreed. there's even a stereotype in russia that the chukchi are stupid because back in the soviet days when their property was taken away, they had a hard time adjusting to a different lifestyle, and were quite ignorant about modern technology and things like that. I think it goes both ways.
@@alisabajenova хвала на објашњењу. Поздрав из Погорице, Црна Гора
@@jovosedlar i don't speak montenegrin. thank you though.
thank you for sharing, very interesting!
Amazing documentary. Lovely people. Wish them the best
What a life..the baby is so adorable in that swing,
Jst loved dis documentary n their culture thnq :-) lots of love to little Karina :-)
Good film 👍
Incredible documentary. I had no idea that aborigines still existed. Thank you for sharing it with the world.
oh that baby is so dang cute
thanks for hard working
Very interesting, thanks
Hats off to the brave people
Thank you
That baby is sooooo cute😊
Thank you. This for many us is our past including in all those ice ages which came back and back across Europe. We lived in harmony with nature leaving no trace, something we don;'t manage today. It was very special to hear from the grandmother as she has so much detail about the past which could be usefully recorded and to learn that those who kept the old ways were the ones ultimately did better after the removal of communism. It was lovely to see the baby and sad to hear 2 of the men had died since.
They were speaking Russian I think - did the old languages go? In Canada those peoples have kept their native languages.
Like the American native people these Siberian people lived in harmony with nature, this is the only way to live Right!!!
Спасибо за отзыв. Конечно в фильме показан только, совсем крохотный, отрезок из непростой жизни чукотских оленеводов. Проблемы у них серьезные..
Обычно, чтобы решить какую-либо проблему, ее разбивают на несколько частей и этапов: что должны решать правительство и чиновники, какие задачи у общественных объединений, что должны делать народы - носители данной культуры и т.д.
Так вот оленеводы в тундре, как раз свой "груз ответственности" тащат изо всех сил, которых остается все меньше и меньше
Желаю чукчам чаучу преодолеть все трудности ........
A hard hard life I wouldn't make it with leaving as they do and I've been living 22 years in snow country. Our children need to see how this people live. I'm blessed all my children work and have done well. Thank you Father I am grateful for my life 🙏
True life. Beautiful people
This needs English translation. I only speak English and so do many
other RUclips users. Have English translations and your ratting will
increase 1000 times. Its still good to watch.
it's fine if you can read
Brendan Kloos so you can speak English but not read it ?😂
Is there, or will there be updates on "Amper 3"? They will forever be in my memory.
Angelic Stormz, FYI Reindeer do not have horns!!! they are antlers and are shed yearly, additionally they are a herd animals this means they live, feed and migrate together.
love the baby so jolly
Nice, inqen lygoravetlen yiliyik.
Awesome documentary....is there a follow up?
interesante visitar estos lugares..la cultura es diferente el status de vida..
wooooow thanks
VERY NICE PEOPLE
that's beautiful.i cant believe they live in that horrible weather.i hate the cold
they keep Karina in the fur envelope so long, how do they change her (if she pees or poop)? It s interesting to know about child hygiene in such a brutal weather conditions
Inna Ivanova. i was also wondering what they used for her diapers. and thats incredible they just handed her it looks like a piece of fish and shes knawing on it well mama nos what shes doing ☺
What will happen if the storm hits them while they are traveling? how they will manage?
Which date for this incredible documentary?
Bunlar.bir.harikalar.yaratirlar.
Why does the huts "door" remain open and what is burned for fire, obviously wood is not available?
+GreenCanvasInteriorscape The door (aperture) in the dwelling of nomads is, usually, open for an exit of a smoke and for access of light in the afternoon. Firewood is dry branches of bushes.
+GreenCanvasInteriorscape may be animal fat is burned. Also you need some vent to feed oxygen for burning fire to prevent too much CO forming
+GreenCanvasInteriorscape they burn deer shit
GreenCanvasInteriorscape
probably scat
This is so precious! Are there any other documentaries?
Little sweet is 10 years old now, what is she doing now ? God bless her.
I'm wondering what these original peoples say about crossing the Bering Sea?
Hi, wonderful documentary, J love this people, J spent 10 days with the Evens from Yakoutie (2014), J spent 10 days with Nénets Yamal (march 2015), Is there one turist agency able to purpose a trip in Chukotka? J am french, sorry for my bad english, thank you for your answer.
What language are they speaking. Very interesting video.
What they need IS "commercial". When Chukotka reindeer meat starts appearing in the organic section of Fresh Fields is when I'll know they stand a fighting chance.
No. It is their separation from us that keeps them alive.
Really awesome. Hope they have more sex and increase their numbers. It looks like there's more than enough reindeer meat for a bigger tribe, but not enough hands to take down and prop up the yaranga fur curtain tents - which is really impressive
net patikėti sunku, kad toks gyvenimas dar egzistuoja
What is the main purpose of the herders?
Is it to keep the herd healthy and growing with new areas to graze?
Is the main food for the herders the reindeer? Is that the main purpose, to have a continuous food supply? Looks like thousands of reindeer.. do they sell the meat and skins at market?
little karina is very sweet
When this video is made? I wonder, how old is lifespan of those people, if those who were reported as dead in the end of film, they looked somewhat young.
45.
due to the severe climate, poor health system and low social living standards the average life expectancy for a Chukchi is still only 45 yr. But statistics is very tricky because of high level infant's mortality. They have a lot of old people.
I'd be on the first caravan headed South. I would stop until I hit Bali.
Its possible subtitles in spanish ? Is very interesting..
очень хочется фильм о оленегонной лайке)их ведь не более 2 тысяч сейчас..просто заказ времени..
I have trouble reading sometimes even with my glasses, so please try to put your writing a little bigger than it is so I can read it when I can’t understand it please ! Thank you because I enjoy watching and reading learning from and trying to understand your videos, sometimes it’s so hard when I can’t see or make out the writing because it’s so tiny
What I wanted: Chauchu documentary
What I got: Karina documentary
I have a cuestion
Polar bear whats is the meaning spiritual for this people
Much like the Saami...
Yes...I know this because my father-in-law was of mixed Saami and Suomi ancestry, and i learned about their culture from his son. They also remind me very much of Canada's own Inuit people!
Much like the saami used to be you mean? Saami culture is destroyed beyond recognition. And by the way, most of todays "saamis" are false, a vast majority of them are people who came here relatively recently, 1700s, 1800s and even 1900s, learned our language and voila, they are saami too, by magic it seems. They also got a foothold into reindeer husbandry early on, in the early to mid 1800s and immediately started to pressure the true saamis, using violence and threats. Most of the true saamis are long gone, succumbed to alcoholism, suicide etc, because they were pushed out of their ancient ways. I tell you, most of the reindeer herders in northern norway at least are not true saamis, vast majority of them. This ethnic shift is why todays reindeer business is FULL of conflicts, greed, violence, thefts, the lands are overgrazed, the reindeer are in very poor condition and the list goes on.. They aren't people of nature, simple as that, all they care about is having the biggest herd, pressuring others to gain lands, having power over others. Coincidentally the "big saami families" today also often have people in politics..
does anyone no why they move the dear
The deer eat moss. The groups apparently have various districts they go to each year and know enough not to overgraze each district. What I would like to know is what keeps the deer from just leaving the people!
If they made a separate series on Wildlings from GoT
These native people have to be admired just because they have been able to develop the skills to stay alive in such a brutal climate, I would hope that the Russian government would help the natives with health care and some better equipment.
they wont, russia cars more for whites
+fasx56 помогает и даже более. У каждого есть радиостанция и они в любой момент могут вызвать спасательный вертолёт
Russia gives much more support for the ethnic minorities than the US for the native Americans, who, by the way, got mostly slaughtered within the last 2 centuries, or the UK for its Celtic minorities which also got slaughtered to 99% and mostly forgot their languages.
Ethnic Russians don't live better and enjoy priveleges compared to these ethnic minorities, but the minorities enjoy some priveleges.
Good i like
exellent
چه صفایی دارن
It's true I be saying that too why are they still doing that. Bless 🙌🙏✨
i admire these people for being so tough and taking care of there familys even the women chew on there husbands shoes to get the leather soft thats nuts but very cool if the world was ending i would certainly want these guys to have my back dam maybe even find meca husband😉
اللحن لا يتناغم مع حياة في القطب الشمالي
Sta.claus brought me here☺
I heard their life expectancy is only 45 years old ? Why is this? What they usually die of? I think their diet is much better diet than the standard russian diet
Alcohol and very weak medicine on this region. And very hard work of course
I’m always amazed at the thought process of people who encounter an indigenous group of people who have lived a certain lifestyle for hundreds, even thousands of years and to tell those people “let us make your life easier and better.” It always works out that their life becomes worse because the items introduced to make life easier always cost money and then the people have to work more to get money and the more new goods brought in to make life easier cost more and more money so eventually people leave their lifestyle to go to cities to get money for goods to make life easier. However they are no longer living their traditional lifestyle and have low education so they only get crappy jobs and a very hard life of struggle always trying to get money. This leads many to drugs and alcohol. Yep let’s make their lives easier! I’d say let them keep doing what they have done for generations as it must have been working for so many to live that way!! Sure some small amount of technology is good but too much destroys the culture of a people.
Even Eskimos have to make choices and live with the consequences.. Keep your lame victimisation agenda for yourself!
It's interesting how some Americans are acting perfect utopia and blaming Russia for not helping the indigenous people. Americans have killed 95% of native Americans and today some of them live under the bridges in brutal winter conditions in some areas like Minnesota, Nebraska, Alaska and north/south Dakota. Yes Russia neglected these communities but also America, Canada, Australia haven't enough to help indigenous communities.
Many thanks to your wife. I think the USA is rich enough to provide all Native Americans with free dental assistence but instead the USA speand 800 BILLION on its army to bomb other countries far away who couldn't hurt the USA anyhow.
MICHAEL WOODS But that’s just it; we bomb countries when they bomb us. We lost 3000 people on 9/11! Don’t tell us who to bomb when that happens! And we won’t tell you!
Also, native Americans were decimated unintentionally by European colonizers bc they didn’t have antibodies to our diseases. It wasn’t on purpose, asshat.
@@mamavswild well, can you say small pox blanket
Another channel stole this entire documentary and made it look as if they did the recording! I remember because I commented on baby Karina and her fur envelope. This was a few months ago, so imagine my surprise when I saw this was uploaded over 10 years ago!
The beginning sounds like me laughing
sexi women
how the can make fire there is not wood!!!at all
Probably animal fat similar to the way eskimos you whale or seal blubber for fires.
Plzz sir hindi comment