Tuktu- 13- His Animal Friends (Animals of the Arctic)
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2017
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Learn about traditional Inuit culture from this fascinating series. This series documents cultural practices, skills, and values in Nunavut in northern Canada. Each episode focuses on a different topic, and does a good job of celebrating the skills and resourcefulness of the Inuit.
The territory of the Inuit (also called Eskimo, Inupiaq, Yupik, and other regional names) cover the northern and western regions of Alaska, northern Canada, and Greenland. The Inuit continue to live in these areas and maintain many cultural traditions while also incorporating some modern technology into their culture as well. Inuit continue to have a deep respect and spiritual connection with the land and its resources.
The Tuktu documentary series was produced by the National Film Board of Canada between 1966 and 1968.
Director: Laurence Hyde
Writer: Laurence Hyde
Star: Tommy Tweed
License: Public Domain
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the script is ingenious the man who wrote this is no more than an excellent writer
Unlike you, for our friend who wrote this script is “no less then a great writer”
The narrator is excellent to the ears.
Very true
Its therapy 🥰🥰
Hes the best. Yes
I love every episode of this documentary.
Love it. Reminds me of better times.
Wonderful!Able to survive in rigid condition.The marvel of the nature.
Çudia e natyres.Greetings from Albania!
Very educational vid! I learned a lot from it .
Excellent job and fascinating people
I love these, so nicely made, so interesting. Most of our ancestors did not stay in the cold and retreated to warmer places as ice ages came and went but these people stuck it out
This makes me wonder about the human existence since the beginning. Keep uploading more. Love it. 👍
Ein wunderschönes altes Video 👍🏻🙂
When I lose faith in humanity I watch these!
Me too
@doubleheadergr I watched incredible documentary’s on those channels sattelites in the early when everything was free had great ones from far north!
Great story
Love these videos
2020.26 oct my fav fav fav..when i watch this I feel relax stress go away.
Those were the days... beautiful people.
*Beautiful soundtrack*
outstanding stories......
I love reading some of these comments, they are very interesting, loving and kind, so I know we as people of this earth will be ok
What a show!
Wonderful video. Thanks!
Excellent work
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More Inuit documentaries please !!
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Thank you so much for this documentary series,it has really touched me.keep on
Artic cuisine..what the natives lived on durring different parts of the year and what the Artic folk live on now..would be cool to see how the food was prepared stored egg etc
الجريده قوته ع وع المساح
We want more like this
Excellent!
Nice video
Jeremy Ksor I
István Juhász qooqa
truly in harmony with nature
fascinating to watch especially for me who comes from a country with only rainy and sunny season...
Technically this series takes place on a desert.
amazing video
“It’s better to learn to make a bow than fill your head with nonsense of things that won’t Benefit you” wish humanity today would heed this advice
Like kids with their faces buried in their phones or iPads
@Triage Ministries which Artic region are you working in?
Eu amo esses vídeos o narrador então é simplesmente maravilhoso é relaxante que muitas vezes adormeço assistindo ❤🥰
Simple life is the healthiest, pity that human beings have lost this noble and natural instinct for survival. Along with the innocence we lost was hope and true love. The glare in the men's eyes went out.
i can feel peace :),
... what a great video series ... I never saw best than this ... congratulations Alaska Extreme.
superb
Harika bir belgesel temiz ve salıklı bir hayat
Good work
Я обожаю вас, вы очень заваражено читаете, и вас хочеться слушать и слушать.
Uuuuuuuh.
WOW beautiful pleace
Ох, ох !!!как я люблю вас слушать, вы бальзам, я могу вас слушать, и слушать.
Uuhhhhh.
very good
Top 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Interesting
“It is better to know that they come and they go. To know more would be foolish.”
Estupendos documentos sobre todo de lo q hemos ganado .pero tambien de lo que hemos perdido
I wonder what the population of the earth would be if we still had to live/survive this way. These are some amazing ppl.
A helluva lot less than now that's for sure. Definitely wouldn't be overly populated 💯
I like
Nice
I can only remember watching this one of a kind show since I can remember and I'm 55yo
I hope my kids remember me like this guy remembers his Dad.
Are you going same great things for your children ? Only then they will remember u
why is one episode hidden ?
👍 rất hay và ý nghĩa !! Họ thật là giỏi !!
Woww,,noce video
This is the real life,,,,,true love,,real smile out of money world
no thanks. romantic fool
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@@hailunli4796 ?
Love
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this nails it.
I love that Blizzard made Tuktu a Tuskarr / Eskimo type NPC in Warcraft- Dragonflight.
6:28 I just realized those look like cloudberries! Very elusive little fruit.
Lot's of these cloudberry's I found in Artic Norway, hand picked them..yummy. a local Sami took me on a tour.
i just love the unhindable smile while the boy drinking water at 5:03
Let the noises of nature be the music..
what is the title of the soundtrack? took a healing for me
I remembered that tune from my childhood, many of these films have a score written by Robert Fleming of The National Film Board of Canada. Maybe search there? Take care.
Shênlong shênlang sheneh cinima aneman,nakau antaan cinima poìyla youtube mai.kaü tilem nam.amlōng amlāng,shēnlong shēnlang.👌
Is this the last episode in this series because I can't find part 14
:(
Check out the netsilik Eskimo today
No money no restaurent bill no artificial food, a real natural life
Yess, the Artic folk today living in Artic regions have delicious food
neng bumi jowo ora enek ngene iki, dadine deleng yo ketok apik 👍👍
I respect this People
I love their wzy of life
👍❤️🌹 From Morroco
50 Degrees of Sun✌️🇲🇦
Mükemmel
Osm videos
Gostei
Siempre quise ver estos grande e interesantes documentales pero estaban en inglés pero ya están traducidos para nuestro bien
I liked and subscribed! Did the Inuit traditionally have arranged marriages? Or did they marry for "love" as in most Western societies?
The majority of marriages were arranged. Some would marry other Inuit men or women from neighbouring camps
5:14 my new happy place
Sangat exstrim
His voice is from the TV show Monkey Magic! Lol
This is the first time I've seen one of the Tuktu films since I was in elementary school. They aired on TVOntario (although the Ontario Educational Communications Authority did not yet use that brand, I don't think) during school time, and so teachers could use the presentations as part of a lesson. I last saw one probably no later than grade six. Back then, in the 1970s, the word "eskimo" had not yet become an ethnic slur (at least not to us ignorant southerners). I notice that even the narrator here uses it, though. It would be a big no-no nowadays. The northern natives are properly called Inuit (singular: Inuk) now - their own name for themselves.
Inuit plural meaning: The People. Inuk: one person. In Alaska though the SouthWestern "eskimos" call themselves Yuut, or Yuuget, in plurul. Some in certain areas call themselves Cuut, or Cuuget (sounds like "Joot", "Joowhet" with short, unstressed "e").
This was done superbly. My only critique is that lemmings don't jump into the sea to commit suicide. Thats a widespread myth. They swim in sure for greener pastures, although some do drown.
I like to vidio
9:50 that birb walked off with that piece of meat like a boss
Boss birb
@@jasonsubgut flappity floppity this fbish is now my property
2 winters ago I was walking to my trap line in a snow storm. And half way there a lemming came and hit my shoulder. I looked around to see if anyone threw it to me. No one was around though. That lemming than became my bait for several foxes.
Jason Subgut what did you use the fox for? Edible?
No esta en español?
Счастливые люди все у них есть
It's really beautiful to see you willing to enjoy your daily life. I will see you well.
I'm making a video of a traditional Korean singer, a designer from Samsung Electronics, and two men who came home and traveled and sing.
So I saw and felt a lot, so I left a comment.
So nice humanity people like this
Artic folk they are a hospitable people
Good life
Хороший фильм жаль что без перевода
Muito bom
Мастера выживания в Белом Безмолвии!
I'd like to see them tanning hides
💟
فيديو رائع
Uuhhhhh.
@@pedrocampos691 🤔
6:23 he’s eating cloudberry, one of , if not the most expensive Berry’s you Can buy
These Cloudberrys ( make a great cheese cake or pannacotta or even wine) and blackish berries are also found in Artic Finland Artic Norway..iceland, Greenland has these blackish Berry's too that the Scandinavians use to make a juice.
Does the wild Ox live here too? as it does in Greenland and in Artic Norway.🍒
Do you mean muskoxen? That's _moskusfe_ in Norwegian. If so, yes - even as far north as Ellesmere Island, which is apparently called _Umingmak Nuna_ in Inuktitut (Tuktu's language), meaning "land of muskoxen". Fancy that.
@@mosseisleyYT ohhh, I see, nice one. I tasted the musk ox from Greenland and from Norway..it's a lovely taste.
Tension free and real life an this fake and selfish world , enjoy the nature as much as possible
Những video thật ý nghĩa cho tôi hiểu hơn về thế giới bên ngoài. Cảm ơn nhiều
Ikingut ( Die Kraft der Freundschaft ) greetings from germany
Jan-August Franke there are a group of Inuit called the Labrador Inuit that use German words mixed with Inuktitut words
@@nathanielwinters8562 I thought that was the Innu (First Nations, not Inuit), or at least I know that their word for "owl" is _uhu_ - which is also a word for an owl in German. I think, though, that _Eule_ is the more usual word in German.
How did the Labrador Inuit come to use German words?
Why did you delete part 3?
If you search for Tuktu 3 you'll find it but it's on another channel.
hard life ,but they survive
I said mama you are brown and I am white yet there is no sun why am I white and why are you brown. She said little son the wind blows and the snow shines you will be brown.
رؤؤؤؤؤعه
Huh huh huh huh.
My wish is like ur wishes
Life fall in winter bushes
I didnt think Inuit/Eskimos cooked their food...Good videos though! :)
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