Love how you handle tough discussion around a culture, taking it from culinary pov and just trying to understand the situation and leave audience to make their own opinions about it. Kudos on achieving that fine balance.
I hate how he does that! Me though I'll be as detailed and even out of topic plus make it awkward as possible while force my politics into this 😬😬😬😬😈😈😈😈😈
Just an educational comment for anyone reading, the egg is not in the intestine, it is in the oviduct, part of the chickens reproductive tract, somewhat comparable would be the mammalian fallopian tubes (but huge differences). In the oviduct the egg white is first formed, then the protein membrane then the egg shell in the shell gland or uterus. The yolk comes from the ovary in the hen. The reproductive tract, urinary tract, and GI tract all empty out of the same hole in the avian body. The intestines are a separate tube that connects to the cloaca.
@@GoldenBoy-et6of reading comprehension is important, I never said the intestines were not the GI tract, I further simplified how the intestines would appear in the body of the chicken at the very end. The GI tract of the chicken also includes the beak/oral cavity, the gizzard, and the stomach.
I love not only how he's trying different things and explaining them but that he asks questions about their cultures and how they navigate and explain concerning questions. For example endangered species, and why they eat them and how things might or might not change.... And why. It's very informative. Being in the United States I have zero clue about their cultures and why they do what they do so it's easy to form an opinion without facts, so I find this very informational and eye opening; not just for my own opinions but the the facts and way of life for locals. Thank you.
I must say, I’ve watched Sonny for a couple years now and his knowledge of food and culture has increased dramatically over time. You can really see that he is a world traveler now. Awesome work!!
Its funny when people go to a poor country and then think people care what animals are endangered. A love of animals only goes so far when you or your family are hungry.
Lol that's a bullshit logic. All these people are just greedy and nothing else. There literally many tribal people who hunts certain animals in limitation so that they don't over kill and make them endangered.
I support ANY hunting for food, doesn't matter what it is. But if you going to kill it you BETTER be eating it. Also for most species hunting is needed for conservation.
I love how Sonny's video quality have gone better and better with every year. He puts so much care into each and everyone of them, and he's not putting out content half-heartedly like a lot of others. Quality over quantity and it is so worth it. Thank you Mark! I hope I can visit all these places you go to one day.
Hands down literally the best ever food channel. No disrespect to Bourdain, but this Sonny is better in his own way. This guy is going places..... literally.
I just saw this video while looking for documentaries. Well, I saw it amazing. I really appreciated how you equate the culture difference without mentioning and evaluating their kind of living. It's very educational about how people live depending to the availability of their nature. Hoping to see more about these kind of things around the world. Kuddos!
I love how Sonny asks provocative questions that help me to understand other cultures food. I was raised on strange foods and yet, these are even stranger! Thank you Sonny and much appreciation to your crew. Ya'll rock. Much love from Texas to Oro and Sonny.
I'm so glad Sonny is doing this and we have the opportunity to almost visit different places and see how they live and what they eat and it makes me hungry watching this show and makes me want to travel and try some of the foods Sonny is lucky enough to have on his travels
I'm Peruvian! And if you think that Peru is only Lima and the Andes (Machu Picchu) you don't even know 30% of Peru, the AMAZON was born in Peru, the Peruvian Amazonian culture is much larger than countries like Brazil, more than 60% of the territory of the Peru is a huge jungle and the Peruvians on the coast don't know anything about that other world! the true Peruvian culture is in the huge jungles! A fascinating country. 🇵🇪
Thanks for investigating the monkey thing rather than overly shaming the locals. Sure, express your disagreement with the practice, but try to convince and win the person over rather than shaming and pushing them further away. Really, you toed a fine line and succeeded, as always. Wonderful show!
Peru is the most amazing country in the world! Peru is the Southwest Asia of the Americas, absolutely no other country in the American continent, will offer you the great experiences that Peru offers you from hiking in the great mountains, first class gastronomy in Lima and the "ayahuasca tour" in the "giant tropical Peruvian Jungle", Peru is the 4th country with the most tropical areas in the world, only behind Brazil, Indonesia and the Congo. ¡Viva Peru!
Peru is also one of the only countries in the Americas where people have more indigenous ancestry than European. I think theres like 4, and Peru is easily the largest. So thats one reason for cultural differences.
It is disturbing but fascinating at the same time… I Love that you are so open towards all cultures and traditions! The world definitely needs more people like you and it’s a blessing for society to be able to see your content and the love and effort you put in!
Why is it disturbing? Americans eat meat that is raised in a 10x10 cage for its whole life, and chickens try to peck themselves to death in these cages, and they have to clip its beak so it cannot commit suicide. Enjoy your mcdonalds hypocrite.
The most fascinating perspective on preserving the rain forest balanced with peoples needs I have ever seen. Maybe people wouldn't get so upset about the trees if they had a more nuanced understanding of the people. Another excellent job Sonny
@DhaliaLegacy Exactly. As long as there are virgin forests, there is an ecosystem, which cannot be killed by ancestral way of living. Machines and Oil-palm corporations with logging equipement are the real diversity genocide.
I love this channel, it’s everything I want in a food show. Oro is Sunny’s best friend and it shows in their videos together. Thanks Sunny we appreciate you and the videos you bring to us 👍🏻👍🏻
My father was from Lima and my great-aunt and great uncle took me to Cuzco and Machu Picchu. I spent a month in Lima learning of my heritage. I had the opportunity to return and stay with a cousin, but, the time was not right. I hope to return someday to my "other" home. The people of Peru are incredible and strong and the culture and history is rich beyond imagination.
Oh I watch alot of your videos and this is the first time I've seen one with Oro, the new guy. I really love his personality and you two have great chemistry. Love him on the show with you!
This really is a comfort channel. Watching these videos just instantly cheers me up, even if the subject of the video may be a bit taboo, like this one.
I LOVE PERU! Peru is my favorite country in Latin America! I recommend visiting the country, the experience with "ayahuasca" was the best! we saw pink dolphins! We fished for piranhas and reached the boiling river! a fascinating country
Thank you for sharing your videos. Kind of interesting...the "armored catfish" that you showed is a Plecostomus. We use the babies as algae eaters in freshwater aquariums.
Being half Peruvian, born out of Peru, I had a hard time connecting with actual Peruvians until I lived there for a year and a half. It's very easy to pass judgment at first glance at lifestyles, but then the more you learn about the people and how really everyone is just trying to live their life, and help their family it's harder to pass judgement. And to find a solution is even harder....especially with all the government issues Peruvians have. 🙄
Cierto, como hace poco, que estuvimos a punto de caer en una dictadura, fué un golpe fatal hasta para la economia. Pero poco a poco nos estamos recuperando, aunque hay complices de la corrupcion, queriendo recuperar el poder que perdieron, tras el faIIido golpe de estado.
Hi I was born in Peru but raised in America, how were you able to move back to Peru to live there for a year? I would love to connect to my roots more as well?
@@melanierojas6614 i would not recommend you to do that at this period of time we having really big issues with venezuelan migratory crime and there is a huge problem around that, Peru isnt safe nowadays atleast not lima, you can go other citys and it feels like a diferent country bc is much safer but yeah this couple years its been crisis after crisis so i wont recomend it i live here all my life i preciate the fact that you wanna connect with your roots but this days is very dangerous
Sonny takes such a good realistic approach to the problem at hand. For the better part of two years I lived in South America, and small communities are very much this way. Some of the best people in the world, but their struggles are different than other populations around the world. There is no easy fix.
I could feel Oro's nervousness looking at the monkeys. I fully understand why. Monkeys are so close to human. Never could understand why anyone would eat a monkey. You need to have Oro on your adventures more often. The two of you are great together.
Monkeys are pests in a lot of places so it makes sense to eat them, but it sounds like they don't really have the agriculture there for monkeys to be a valid menu item in order to protect crops, yeah.
@@grapicusdrinktus Yes, however, the Red Howler Monkey and many of the popular ones to eat across cultures just so happen to be endangered species. Unfortunately.
Great video! Talking about security, you hide your security team so well. I don't even know you had security until you mentioned it in your Lagos video. Great work and thank you for showing us the world
As an Australian, it was hard to watch these animals being used for food, but I also understand that it is their way of life, Sonny thank you for sharing how people eat and live in parts of the world I'll never see in person, cheers from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
People love to get on their high horse about indigenous peoples hunting while continuing to support industries that deforest and mine the Amazon which leads to infinitely more endangerment than this. Yes, it is ugly and upsetting to see endangered animals for sale, but remember that these animals have been hunted forever and it wasn’t an issue until they were colonized. Also these cities are incredibly secluded and agriculture there is close to impossible so this is literally the food they have available to them.
Quando tengo la plata, voy a visitar. Quería ir por Venezuela (Amazonia), pero la politica y porque no más alla.. Unico que no voy a lo comer es los bichos pequeños. Puede ser, si voy a vivir con alguno tribu, debo que encontrar mis miedos tambíen. Ay de tribus parecido a Amazonia centtal, no? Saludos desde Europa del Este (Lettonia)!
When I was in costa rica, one of the hostels we stayed at was right against the jungle. Around 6pm howler monkeys started screaming like crazy. Then in the middle of the night we heard pots and pans getting thrown around in the kitchen. The owners said they will sneak in and steal food, and if theres no food then they get real mad and just throw everything around lmao.
Love this episode, I'm from south Texas and as far south as you can go , I'm about 10 miles to the river that devides Mexico from the u.s and yes I live in a small town we consider country, been watching all your episodes and I love you sharing the history of where your from , thanks , I'll keep supporting and seeing all your episodes, your to far but hopefully some day i will have the pleasure of meeting you , and yes w also BBQ out here , mesquite is what we use , Country style baby !!
Also I find it funny how Oro will still translate Sonny Spanish into a better phrase when he tries to speak it to the locals, or how he will do the same for the guide. Even when the guide speaks English, Oro still says the same thing to Sonny just for clarity.
I'm from hungary and we eat these "egg nests"(?) too. My grandma used to prepare them together with congealed blood and liver and if there was also a rooster which got slaughtered, then also the testicles. She put some chicken or pig fat in a pan, and roasted some onions in it with some other basic spices. Than added the egg yolk sack or nests into the pan together with the chicken liver, the congealed blood and the rooster testicles and roasted it. It is delicious together with some beans or chilli beans.
19:17 i have no issue with people hunting wild animals so long as they have large stable populations, hunting wild animals can be super sustainable, they tend to have better taste, and for certain species it actually has the ability to help keep populations in check, they shouldn't be hunting endangered species tho, not only because of moral and environmental implications but because they wont be able to hunt them if they keep doing so
Sonny - the work of you & your team is AMAZING (as usual)! National Geographic should be funding your work!🎖🎖🎖💞💞💞😎😎😎 P.S.: Loving that your local host has ‘Australia’ written on the front of his red & white top! (As a true Australian myself!)😊😊😊
You present content in a great way. It's very eye opening to me. Before watching this channel I would think these people are terrible for eating some of these animals but now I see they do it to survive, it's their culture. Thank you for making these videos.
Quite concerning but I understand why this is happening. People will do anything to have food in the table. Not everyone is privileged enough to have or afford commercially raised livestock that is why they rely on wild game. Makes me really thankful on the life I was given.
Most of these people shown were overweight. I dont know what you people are talking about "help" them?? Theres nomadic African tribes that have like 30 cows in the desert and can find enough food and water for them, Im pretty sure these chunky lads can get their hands on a pair of cows, chicken and pigs and substantially farm them like every other culture instead of them wiping out the native animal species. These people arnt like aboriginals in Australia where they can hunt native species but because of the fact they keep amazing track of their kills and have an specific number allowed. These are lazy humans being greedy.
Sonny, I appreciate the shows you do that hi light the lives of these societies that live on the fringe of what we think of as 'civilization'. Most Americans have a hard time realizing just how poor much of the world is.
Peru is an extraordinary country! You will not see anything like it in all of the Americas! now it will appear in Transformers "Rise of the beasts" the Andes and the enormous Peruvian jungles will shine all over the world. Probably my favorite country in the world.
I've noticed that after the Joe rogan podcast, the best ever food review show has started to go more in depth about the culture and backstory about the food. Which I must say I'm loving it even more, to learn about more different and exotics dishes and its culture. 😁👍
20:25 You can´t really use the "we need to eat" argument when these people have tons of other alternatives. The authorities need to step in and punish those who break the law it´s as simple as that.
Fantastic mix of different culture types of food it all lools so appetizing an you i respect the traditional ways cultures get down on some smackn ass food i love this show
Ohww, what a overwhelming food adventure in Peru again, - Lol, i hope Sonny and Oro will have some charcoal against some difficulties with digestion 😇😁Great episode i enjoy it ! Thy ! 👍👍
...when i hear people are eating endeangered species, that makes me really very angry and sad, stop it ! In Myanmar a hunter told us, they never hunt or eat a Monkey, it is like eating your ancestors
The answer to Sonny's dilemma at 19:18 - 19:34 was brilliantly answered by Sam Kinnison when he said "You people don't live where the fucking food is!!"" 😂😂
That's their ancestors decision to settle and in olden times all humans don't cultivate so mostly they depends on wild fruits and animals. And even if they want to starts now they have to cut down forest and it will affect/effect anyways the animals and environment😢😅.
I have watched all your episodes, Sonny, but somehow this one is the most shocking. The Peruvian/Amazonian people are ruthless... Thanks for bringing this content. You and Oro are brilliant together
Idk why but this channel happens to post new content on days where I am feeling really depressed and they get me through the day. Then after watching the newest video I'm recommended other videos from this channel that I have not seen, so I start watching one after another.
This episode takes me back to pandemic days when people were ignorantly saying things like “Why eat bats? That’s disgusting; just eat regular meat.” So interesting to learn about the different ways people have survived in their environments through food.
It’s hilarious that anytime I watch this RUclips channel I get all kinds of ads for impossible meat and vegan stuff. LOL I could be further from that. I am a carnivore through and through. And getting those on this RUclips channel it’s just comedic.
Another great video on Perú. It’s very interesting and sad that the people eat endangered species but I also understand that the land they live in cannot be used for farming because of that rainforest climate. It’s def not something I knew bout my moms country but I’m glad to learn of these situations. Hopefully they can find a way to import beef and pork meat to the market.
@@PrussianFrost I hope they come to a solution that works for them. If they can get the meats of these three animals regularly imported at an affordable price then they should.
Sad to see that poor little marmoset and tortoise in the market when they are endangered species , such is life I guess. Great job though sonny always loved these videos, I travel the world through you my friend. 😊
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Love how you handle tough discussion around a culture, taking it from culinary pov and just trying to understand the situation and leave audience to make their own opinions about it. Kudos on achieving that fine balance.
100% agree
I used to love Bizzare Foods show, but this show superpasses it.
I hate how he does that! Me though I'll be as detailed and even out of topic plus make it awkward as possible while force my politics into this 😬😬😬😬😈😈😈😈😈
Well said sir
@@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000 Thanks for being honest. Much appreciated. 🙂👍🙏
Just an educational comment for anyone reading, the egg is not in the intestine, it is in the oviduct, part of the chickens reproductive tract, somewhat comparable would be the mammalian fallopian tubes (but huge differences).
In the oviduct the egg white is first formed, then the protein membrane then the egg shell in the shell gland or uterus.
The yolk comes from the ovary in the hen.
The reproductive tract, urinary tract, and GI tract all empty out of the same hole in the avian body. The intestines are a separate tube that connects to the cloaca.
Gi is intestines it litterily means the gastrointestinal tract
true in my country they call it tripa poedeira and it is very clean I always use when I kill the chickens
@@pedro2716enjoy your poo eggs
@@GoldenBoy-et6of reading comprehension is important, I never said the intestines were not the GI tract, I further simplified how the intestines would appear in the body of the chicken at the very end.
The GI tract of the chicken also includes the beak/oral cavity, the gizzard, and the stomach.
And now you know and knowing is half the battle GI Joooooe
Sonny & Oro is my favorite together...their chemistry is on point and it's really fun to watch!
sonny said in the beginning they are good friends.
They keep me laughing 😅
this channels co-host game is amazing. all of them are great!
Completely agree when these two are together it's magic!
Almost as good a sonny and Calvin
I love not only how he's trying different things and explaining them but that he asks questions about their cultures and how they navigate and explain concerning questions. For example endangered species, and why they eat them and how things might or might not change.... And why. It's very informative. Being in the United States I have zero clue about their cultures and why they do what they do so it's easy to form an opinion without facts, so I find this very informational and eye opening; not just for my own opinions but the the facts and way of life for locals. Thank you.
Unless you’re autistic, it really doesn’t take much thought to understand why they do what they do. They live in a third world hole in the wall.
It's not cultural to kill every living animal in the country for food purposes that's just total bullshit.
The Amazon dolphins will never learn how lucky they are. 😂
😅😅😅😅😅😅 yeap
They are intelligent af. I bet they do know.
They are leaving Earth, but before they do, they thank us for all the fish.
@@johnnylego807 There are different kind of intelligence. You are describing one that dolphins doesn't have..
I must say, I’ve watched Sonny for a couple years now and his knowledge of food and culture has increased dramatically over time. You can really see that he is a world traveler now. Awesome work!!
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Love Sonny and Oro when they team up!
We need more of that!!!!!
🐣 CHISH 🐟…chicken & fish 😂🤣😂🤣
Its funny when people go to a poor country and then think people care what animals are endangered. A love of animals only goes so far when you or your family are hungry.
Lol that's a bullshit logic. All these people are just greedy and nothing else. There literally many tribal people who hunts certain animals in limitation so that they don't over kill and make them endangered.
Yea maybe care about the people as much as they do animals and maybe they would have enough assistance to not have to eat whatever you can hunt!!!
I support ANY hunting for food, doesn't matter what it is. But if you going to kill it you BETTER be eating it. Also for most species hunting is needed for conservation.
Amen
So true. They have to save their babies.
How incredibly kind and welcoming that family was to not just invite you both into their home but also prepared the food for you!! How nice!!
The production quality of these videos are getting soooo good man. This is a programme now!
Please have a moment to appreciate Sonny's team for the video quality. The music, edits ... overall great production team.
I know! As a Photography and Video editor crazy.. I really appreciate the Quality of production of Footage they make!😩💯
I agree man, it can be footage butchered by someone else how Sonny loves Indian food in India.
He is getting better and better everyday this channel is so precious ❤️
Exactly.
*He's Getting Better And Better Eating Endangered Species* 🤗
I love how Sonny's video quality have gone better and better with every year. He puts so much care into each and everyone of them, and he's not putting out content half-heartedly like a lot of others. Quality over quantity and it is so worth it. Thank you Mark! I hope I can visit all these places you go to one day.
i recently tried watching one of his beginning videos and could not believe the quality change
This channel gives us quality AND quantity. He puts out like 2-3 videos per week!
Hope that you learn how English works one day
The fact that we get free videos on RUclips by Sonny is truly a gift. 👍👍👍
For real!
He reminds me of the awesome Bourdain
He'd charge us if he could
Absolutely. His videos are high standard and the production is elite!
Only if you knew how much money he's making from us watching his videos! He has 10 million subscribers!!!!!
Man I love to see all the people working, the variety of food, the colors! Looks so alive. Great place Peru. Much love from Mexico!
For me it all looks dead, not alive. What’s the reason to kill anything what moves, come on
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His content is so much better than any of the food shows on TV
You and Oro are a great team. You can see the actual friendship, and it's a pleasure to watch. Keep up the great work, Sonny!!
@@RayaneDassouli can't even translate properly 💀
Hands down literally the best ever food channel. No disrespect to Bourdain, but this Sonny is better in his own way. This guy is going places..... literally.
Oro is so great to have as a guest. He brings a very new kind of cheer and joy when watching these videos. Great work Sonny, and, Oro!
I just saw this video while looking for documentaries. Well, I saw it amazing. I really appreciated how you equate the culture difference without mentioning and evaluating their kind of living. It's very educational about how people live depending to the availability of their nature. Hoping to see more about these kind of things around the world. Kuddos!
I love how Sonny asks provocative questions that help me to understand other cultures food. I was raised on strange foods and yet, these are even stranger! Thank you Sonny and much appreciation to your crew. Ya'll rock. Much love from Texas to Oro and Sonny.
Whenever i feel like travelling... i check this channel out. You are making millions of us travel the and see the world through your eyes. Appreciated
Lmao “millions”.
I'm so glad Sonny is doing this and we have the opportunity to almost visit different places and see how they live and what they eat and it makes me hungry watching this show and makes me want to travel and try some of the foods Sonny is lucky enough to have on his travels
I love the communities and the way they interact and live together making the best of their circumstances.
You say “circumstances” as if they know anything different. This is their life and they’re happy. Just sayin’
I saw a chimpanzee smoking on a grill. The baby was tied to the smoker. It was waiting it's turn on the grill.
Makes me so happy seeing the amount of views and appreciation Sonny gets, so well deserved!!
I'm Peruvian! And if you think that Peru is only Lima and the Andes (Machu Picchu) you don't even know 30% of Peru, the AMAZON was born in Peru, the Peruvian Amazonian culture is much larger than countries like Brazil, more than 60% of the territory of the Peru is a huge jungle and the Peruvians on the coast don't know anything about that other world! the true Peruvian culture is in the huge jungles! A fascinating country. 🇵🇪
Así es... mi hogar de la Selva es Pucallpa la Tierra Colorado... hogar de Juaneco y Su Combo!!!
Never bro, the Brazilian culture is greater
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Proud of eating endangered spices??? Peru????
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Thanks for investigating the monkey thing rather than overly shaming the locals. Sure, express your disagreement with the practice, but try to convince and win the person over rather than shaming and pushing them further away. Really, you toed a fine line and succeeded, as always. Wonderful show!
Peru is the most amazing country in the world! Peru is the Southwest Asia of the Americas, absolutely no other country in the American continent, will offer you the great experiences that Peru offers you from hiking in the great mountains, first class gastronomy in Lima and the "ayahuasca tour" in the "giant tropical Peruvian Jungle", Peru is the 4th country with the most tropical areas in the world, only behind Brazil, Indonesia and the Congo. ¡Viva Peru!
Gastronomy my ass. Nature looks enviable, though.
Peru is also one of the only countries in the Americas where people have more indigenous ancestry than European. I think theres like 4, and Peru is easily the largest. So thats one reason for cultural differences.
I love how you take us into your journeys where we probably won't go to. But I think I don't have the stomach even to try some of these foods.
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It is disturbing but fascinating at the same time… I Love that you are so open towards all cultures and traditions! The world definitely needs more people like you and it’s a blessing for society to be able to see your content and the love and effort you put in!
Why is it disturbing? Americans eat meat that is raised in a 10x10 cage for its whole life, and chickens try to peck themselves to death in these cages, and they have to clip its beak so it cannot commit suicide. Enjoy your mcdonalds hypocrite.
Oro is officially my new fav co-host. this man is a genius.
The most fascinating perspective on preserving the rain forest balanced with peoples needs I have ever seen. Maybe people wouldn't get so upset about the trees if they had a more nuanced understanding of the people. Another excellent job Sonny
Honestly, I'd rather them hunt in the wild than have no wild for the animals to live in. At least then it doesn't genocide species.
@DhaliaLegacy Exactly. As long as there are virgin forests, there is an ecosystem, which cannot be killed by ancestral way of living. Machines and Oil-palm corporations with logging equipement are the real diversity genocide.
Once the trees are gone, we will excuse it with our "nuanced views" - all good, 👍🏿
This is an extremely dumb justification for destroying the rain forest.
@@001HK0 you lack that nuanced understanding. It's ok. Thee are social services you can turn to
I love this channel, it’s everything I want in a food show. Oro is Sunny’s best friend and it shows in their videos together. Thanks Sunny we appreciate you and the videos you bring to us 👍🏻👍🏻
My father was from Lima and my great-aunt and great uncle took me to Cuzco and Machu Picchu. I spent a month in Lima learning of my heritage. I had the opportunity to return and stay with a cousin, but, the time was not right. I hope to return someday to my "other" home. The people of Peru are incredible and strong and the culture and history is rich beyond imagination.
Oh I watch alot of your videos and this is the first time I've seen one with Oro, the new guy. I really love his personality and you two have great chemistry. Love him on the show with you!
"Dolphins are humans from a previous life"
Continues to chop and eat primates
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im no monkey so im fine.
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Hey primates just those who hadn’t become human yet
i dont think they believe that humans came from monkeys
This really is a comfort channel. Watching these videos just instantly cheers me up, even if the subject of the video may be a bit taboo, like this one.
I LOVE PERU! Peru is my favorite country in Latin America! I recommend visiting the country, the experience with "ayahuasca" was the best! we saw pink dolphins! We fished for piranhas and reached the boiling river! a fascinating country
It's really amazing how you managed to be so funny, while being so educative. Well done guys
Thank you for sharing your videos. Kind of interesting...the "armored catfish" that you showed is a Plecostomus. We use the babies as algae eaters in freshwater aquariums.
Dang such a great video as always! I miss Peru so much! 🙏🏻
Being half Peruvian, born out of Peru, I had a hard time connecting with actual Peruvians until I lived there for a year and a half. It's very easy to pass judgment at first glance at lifestyles, but then the more you learn about the people and how really everyone is just trying to live their life, and help their family it's harder to pass judgement. And to find a solution is even harder....especially with all the government issues Peruvians have. 🙄
Cierto, como hace poco, que estuvimos a punto de caer en una dictadura, fué un golpe fatal hasta para la economia. Pero poco a poco nos estamos recuperando, aunque hay complices de la corrupcion, queriendo recuperar el poder que perdieron, tras el faIIido golpe de estado.
Hi I was born in Peru but raised in America, how were you able to move back to Peru to live there for a year? I would love to connect to my roots more as well?
@Melanie Rojas I was using a temporary religious worker visa from my church, but I know a basic tourist visa can get you there for about 6 months
@@melanierojas6614 i would not recommend you to do that at this period of time we having really big issues with venezuelan migratory crime and there is a huge problem around that, Peru isnt safe nowadays atleast not lima, you can go other citys and it feels like a diferent country bc is much safer but yeah this couple years its been crisis after crisis so i wont recomend it i live here all my life i preciate the fact that you wanna connect with your roots but this days is very dangerous
“You are holding it like the Lion King”
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Akuna Matada.
Sonny takes such a good realistic approach to the problem at hand. For the better part of two years I lived in South America, and small communities are very much this way. Some of the best people in the world, but their struggles are different than other populations around the world. There is no easy fix.
I could feel Oro's nervousness looking at the monkeys. I fully understand why. Monkeys are so close to human. Never could understand why anyone would eat a monkey.
You need to have Oro on your adventures more often. The two of you are great together.
Poor monkeys
Monkeys are pests in a lot of places so it makes sense to eat them, but it sounds like they don't really have the agriculture there for monkeys to be a valid menu item in order to protect crops, yeah.
The fingers look just like human fingers
@@grapicusdrinktus Yes, however, the Red Howler Monkey and many of the popular ones to eat across cultures just so happen to be endangered species. Unfortunately.
@@Hiddenone995 I don't know if it just so happens to be that way lol, probably endangered because everyone is eating them.
Great video! Talking about security, you hide your security team so well. I don't even know you had security until you mentioned it in your Lagos video. Great work and thank you for showing us the world
One of the very few channels I check every day for content. Love it. Gave up meat 4 years ago so I live vicariously through this content now
Why would you sacrifice your own health like that? You vegans not a very smart bunch
As an Australian, it was hard to watch these animals being used for food, but I also understand that it is their way of life, Sonny thank you for sharing how people eat and live in parts of the world I'll never see in person, cheers from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
So you guys don't eat your kangaroos or Koala's??
@Marshall Blessings Hove we eat kangaroos, but it's not so popular
@@marshybee heard that koalas taste like sh*t. They only eat eucalyptus which tastes like gasoline, so .m
These people are savages. Eating endangered species is absolutely pathetic.
that is the key, we mind each others business and respect each other ways of life. Enough of this woke bullshit.
People love to get on their high horse about indigenous peoples hunting while continuing to support industries that deforest and mine the Amazon which leads to infinitely more endangerment than this. Yes, it is ugly and upsetting to see endangered animals for sale, but remember that these animals have been hunted forever and it wasn’t an issue until they were colonized. Also these cities are incredibly secluded and agriculture there is close to impossible so this is literally the food they have available to them.
I agree with you.
I love seeing the people of the different locations, so many fiery souls out there
South American rain forest could basically be its own planet its so diverse and astonishing.
No existe en el mundo un lugar más impresionante que la selva del Perú!! La comida es variada y te sorprenderías lo rico que es probar cada plato!
Quando tengo la plata, voy a visitar. Quería ir por Venezuela (Amazonia), pero la politica y porque no más alla.. Unico que no voy a lo comer es los bichos pequeños. Puede ser, si voy a vivir con alguno tribu, debo que encontrar mis miedos tambíen. Ay de tribus parecido a Amazonia centtal, no? Saludos desde Europa del Este (Lettonia)!
When I was in costa rica, one of the hostels we stayed at was right against the jungle. Around 6pm howler monkeys started screaming like crazy. Then in the middle of the night we heard pots and pans getting thrown around in the kitchen. The owners said they will sneak in and steal food, and if theres no food then they get real mad and just throw everything around lmao.
Sounds like my ex wife
@@umbro12
your ex wife is black?
@barmayneg3339 what did i say? 🤷♂
Love this episode, I'm from south Texas and as far south as you can go , I'm about 10 miles to the river that devides Mexico from the u.s and yes I live in a small town we consider country, been watching all your episodes and I love you sharing the history of where your from , thanks , I'll keep supporting and seeing all your episodes, your to far but hopefully some day i will have the pleasure of meeting you , and yes w also BBQ out here , mesquite is what we use , Country style baby !!
Cool! Been to Iquitos several times. Went up the MARANON river for 100 km for environmental work. Love Peru!
Absolutely love Oro, take him with you everywhere!
Also I find it funny how Oro will still translate Sonny Spanish into a better phrase when he tries to speak it to the locals, or how he will do the same for the guide. Even when the guide speaks English, Oro still says the same thing to Sonny just for clarity.
Thank you so much Sonny for taking us around the world. Love watching your amazing videos🙂
I'm really impressed by the camera angle and music. My God, You have the best team!! They are so talented!!
probably the best ep i ever watch cross the entire youtube food channels
Man.....I truly appreciate your hard work and dedication!
Thanks for this great show Sonny rocks 🎉 and Oro is cool 😅
I appreciate you highlighting the difficulties of these people and their world. I only wish things could be better for them.
Any video you do with Oro, No pun intended, its Gold.
I'm from hungary and we eat these "egg nests"(?) too. My grandma used to prepare them together with congealed blood and liver and if there was also a rooster which got slaughtered, then also the testicles.
She put some chicken or pig fat in a pan, and roasted some onions in it with some other basic spices. Than added the egg yolk sack or nests into the pan together with the chicken liver, the congealed blood and the rooster testicles and roasted it. It is delicious together with some beans or chilli beans.
When I tell people what I eat when I’m in the jungle it absolutely either blows their mind or grosses them out lol
Such a diverse amount of food. Loving this series!!
Educational yet stressful to watch at the same time for some reason.
This has been the best episode so far.
can't belive we get this for free.
19:17 i have no issue with people hunting wild animals so long as they have large stable populations, hunting wild animals can be super sustainable, they tend to have better taste, and for certain species it actually has the ability to help keep populations in check, they shouldn't be hunting endangered species tho, not only because of moral and environmental implications but because they wont be able to hunt them if they keep doing so
One of the best episodes ❤ u two made this informative and funny sometimes more is more
Sonny - the work of you & your team is AMAZING (as usual)! National Geographic should be funding your work!🎖🎖🎖💞💞💞😎😎😎
P.S.: Loving that your local host has ‘Australia’ written on the front of his red & white top! (As a true Australian myself!)😊😊😊
PERU IS COOL AS HELL
I love how Oro kept repeating English to Sonny as if he was somehow translating.
You present content in a great way. It's very eye opening to me. Before watching this channel I would think these people are terrible for eating some of these animals but now I see they do it to survive, it's their culture. Thank you for making these videos.
OMG 😂 the guys laugh in beginning..such a great laugh 🤣🤣❤❤❤
You guys never disappoint. Well done
Quite concerning but I understand why this is happening. People will do anything to have food in the table. Not everyone is privileged enough to have or afford commercially raised livestock that is why they rely on wild game. Makes me really thankful on the life I was given.
But nature is a beautiful thing and we must preserve it.
@@gabbycarter965 go help these ppl then.
@@susmitasubedi7179 I would if I was able to do so!
Most of these people shown were overweight. I dont know what you people are talking about "help" them?? Theres nomadic African tribes that have like 30 cows in the desert and can find enough food and water for them, Im pretty sure these chunky lads can get their hands on a pair of cows, chicken and pigs and substantially farm them like every other culture instead of them wiping out the native animal species. These people arnt like aboriginals in Australia where they can hunt native species but because of the fact they keep amazing track of their kills and have an specific number allowed. These are lazy humans being greedy.
@@gabbycarter965the stfu...dont judge them if u cant help them
Oro translating that man's English is hilarious to me for some reason. I think it's a habit when he's with Sonny and someone who is Latino.
Sonny, I appreciate the shows you do that hi light the lives of these societies that live on the fringe of what we think of as 'civilization'. Most Americans have a hard time realizing just how poor much of the world is.
I love this show! You really respect both sides of the process, I’m no foodie but I am binging this show!!
Peru is an extraordinary country! You will not see anything like it in all of the Americas! now it will appear in Transformers "Rise of the beasts" the Andes and the enormous Peruvian jungles will shine all over the world. Probably my favorite country in the world.
I've noticed that after the Joe rogan podcast, the best ever food review show has started to go more in depth about the culture and backstory about the food. Which I must say I'm loving it even more, to learn about more different and exotics dishes and its culture. 😁👍
Rest in peace anthony Bourdain
you and Oro are great together, Please do more with Oro, Calvin, abd Shizuka Anderson
20:25 You can´t really use the "we need to eat" argument when these people have tons of other alternatives. The authorities need to step in and punish those who break the law it´s as simple as that.
Fantastic mix of different culture types of food it all lools so appetizing an you i respect the traditional ways cultures get down on some smackn ass food i love this show
Ohww, what a overwhelming food adventure in Peru again, - Lol, i hope Sonny and Oro will have some charcoal against some difficulties with digestion 😇😁Great episode i enjoy it ! Thy ! 👍👍
...when i hear people are eating endeangered species, that makes me really very angry and sad, stop it ! In Myanmar a hunter told us, they never hunt or eat a Monkey, it is like eating your ancestors
The answer to Sonny's dilemma at 19:18 - 19:34 was brilliantly answered by Sam Kinnison when he said
"You people don't live where the fucking food is!!""
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That's their ancestors decision to settle and in olden times all humans don't cultivate so mostly they depends on wild fruits and animals. And even if they want to starts now they have to cut down forest and it will affect/effect anyways the animals and environment😢😅.
I have watched all your episodes, Sonny, but somehow this one is the most shocking. The Peruvian/Amazonian people are ruthless... Thanks for bringing this content. You and Oro are brilliant together
Why you think they are ruthless?
One of your best videos! Lupet!!!
The peruvians live and hunt like vietnamese. I like how they cook the fish😋delicious!
Idk why but this channel happens to post new content on days where I am feeling really depressed and they get me through the day. Then after watching the newest video I'm recommended other videos from this channel that I have not seen, so I start watching one after another.
Oro and Sunny are the best team up ever!!
I wanna see Sonny, Calvin, and Oro together!
Why would you ruin it with Calvin?
NOTHING can be ruined when Calvin's involved ❤❤
This episode takes me back to pandemic days when people were ignorantly saying things like “Why eat bats? That’s disgusting; just eat regular meat.” So interesting to learn about the different ways people have survived in their environments through food.
It’s hilarious that anytime I watch this RUclips channel I get all kinds of ads for impossible meat and vegan stuff. LOL I could be further from that. I am a carnivore through and through. And getting those on this RUclips channel it’s just comedic.
Another great video on Perú. It’s very interesting and sad that the people eat endangered species but I also understand that the land they live in cannot be used for farming because of that rainforest climate. It’s def not something I knew bout my moms country but I’m glad to learn of these situations. Hopefully they can find a way to import beef and pork meat to the market.
I mean it can, they can just eat 3 farmed animals like most other countries.... They dont have to eat 20 animals all the time...
@@PrussianFrost I hope they come to a solution that works for them. If they can get the meats of these three animals regularly imported at an affordable price then they should.
Peru is fascinating! ¡Viva Peru!
Sad to see that poor little marmoset and tortoise in the market when they are endangered species , such is life I guess. Great job though sonny always loved these videos, I travel the world through you my friend. 😊
dude, back from long time. I forgot how amazing your video was. It is not food review, it is a Netflix quality documentary
Great video. Awesome conversation about a difficult issue.