The Forgotten Tribe Of Anuta | 1000 Days For The Planet | Real Wild

Interesting video. The music level over the narrator's voice is a bit loud, makes it difficult for us older folks.

Only in America you are still a slave no land were forced to creat bruts who can work the fields and the music that goes along with it sad the brute gens still lingers on in some peoples in the Afro communitys your not free thats sad still in the dna thats bad thats why European descendants are looked upon suspiciously that is sad although we should stop seeing it that way it's just hard not to after living in ghettoes and filth yeah all of these people I see them in the West in the ghetto. Open your eyes you see them too. So people with that Said lets change things for the better two slaves cannot make babies because they will become the same as the parents brutes and slaves change that even if it means you have to mix to get the brute gene out of them give them a chance in life.

Give it time it wont be pristine much longer they are tampered with by pirates today and of old you see it just like the afro wated people in the west when i see people of the Pacific and tropic i do see afro people's of the west tampered with and mixed. Stop playing games.

Bravo! Amazing! 😊

Beautiful Anuta people from Solomon Islands.

I'm a Pacific Islander myself. And pretty much everything that is happening in this video, we do it at my place in Micronesia. The lamentation though, that's a surprise right there. People do cry, perhaps a couple of old mothers, especially at the beach front when visitors or loved ones are about to leave, but not like this: the entire group weeping? I really was taken aback... quite a bit unnerving, to be honest. But very interesting culture though. Very good video.

What nationality are you guys? I'm guessing the doctor is an American because he speaks U.S. English.

It must be so nice living a simple lifestyle. They may not have access to things as much as the western world does, but they are a lot happier than most of us are.

Interesting

heredothese dark skinned islanders oiginated from?

Wonderful Movie!

It seems that when white people visit a remote island they are just interested by showing themselves up in the video like aliens or navigators exploring new lands in a colonial era and showing themselves as the centre of the world.

U took us along to this far flung region of the earth....to experience in spirit the hospitality of the Anuta Island dwellers....was really overwhelming towards the end bidding farewell to a people you've known for long........thanx for sharing the documentary....

I am a bit concerned regarding the poor condition of coral cover on the reefs as seen in the footage. Has the community noticed a decline due to mass bleaching? The result can be ciguatera, fish flesh toxin, and I wonder if that has become a problem on the reefs?

Mahirap mgtiwala s Llama do. Ssama lng loob mo

What we consider as good life style living in the Cities is nothing compared living on an island surrounded by nature and the good life style it provide for our mental, physical and spiritual well being🙏

Makes me so lonely for my island. Our customs are very similar.

What is it with old white guys and trying to control population 🤔

I am Solomon Islander and didn't knew that Anutans are Polynesians.. This documentary is educational..

Honiara nick is ok

The Polynesians.

As an Islander from the Marianas, one who grew up also in Hawaii, the spirit of Aropa seems to me to come from the same root as the spirit of Aloha, a spirit of welcoming and unity. I miss home, but home has not been home for a long time, so I miss a time and a spirit but not a place. I wouldn't last long here, anyway. I am too restless.

My name is Lucy anuta

It's my Surname, now I know where my Family line came From.

When you stop the tribe wars and have modern medicine people live longer bread longer . They need to find a new island and move some people onto their or find away of making there island bigger

That man crying with his snot coming out of his nose. I’ve seen that at Maori tangi when I was young. I wonder why they never wiped it? Must be a old Poly thing

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Wondering about their fresh water source?

although I'm from Solomon Islands I don't get the chance to visit this remote island. But thanks to you, we are also being informed of Anuta's way of life.

James wharrham canoe historian
Lapita conoe is from the LAPITA PEOPLE FROM THE PHILIPPINES 2500 years ago
DNA link LAPITA pottery and canoe
Dna found in vanuwatu in the solomon and tonga 2500 year old dna female from the Philippines
They got there look with the melanesian men mixing with the filipina austronesian with the melanesian papu reminder palua use to belong to the Philippines it would be nice for this islander to visit our southern muslim island tawi tawi and basilan and jolo they still live the old island life also interact with our filipino sea gypsies badjao who lives in the ocean not on land on the beautiful blue ocean waters and see how the old canoe that are built by hand by the LAPITA austronesian people of the Philippines islands it will a play ground on the blue ocean waters

They are living as how human should live.

thank you for this. regards. za

Are the ladies topless?😯

wwhhaatt.... it so wierd to see that the anuta people have the excact same greeting as the maori people of new zealand. because i thought is was one of the rarest greetings that only the maori people do. how bizzare, maybe the anuta and maori people are probably long distance cousins..

Is this the same island where it was illegal to go?

The argument does not hold water. water
The argument is a non-sequitur.
A. Polynesians could find Hawaii, 1000 miles from the nearest island.
B. Polynesian enemies of Anutans could not find an island only 75 miles away.

The argument Is untenable.
Considering the claims that Polynesian s could find islands by navigating by the stars, winds, and sea current reflection waves and currents,
how come their enemies could not find Anuta?
The argument is facetious, spurious and totally illogical.

Please do prove me wrong.

Common sense tells us that if these people knew where this island was and nobody else did, and nobody else could find the island, and it's only 75 miles from the nearest island , and nobody else could find it, but they could find Hawaii, which is 1000 miles from Midway Is., I have a bridge I can sell you.

The Pacific Ocean is 63 million square miles of water. Hawaii is 1000 miles from the nearest island. Amelia Earhart with radio navigation equipment on a plane couldn't find Howland Island. The Japanese couldn't find Hawaii in WW2 unless they homed In on an am radio station In Honolulu. Gimme a break. The U.S. Midway pilots couldn't even find the Japanese fleet unless they followed a lone Japanese destroyer. Gimme a break.

So amazing and very blessed.

The tears at the end were real tears.
Other humans should follow the Anutas’ ways.
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Wow its so crazy how much I can understand just from knowing Samoan and Hawaiian.

Wow sounds similar to Tonga🥰🙏much love beautiful island and people!

Everyone rubbing noses

Beautiful island...

A touching documentary on how a community that used to be completely integral with nature is transforming towards being a part of the global society. Where food security is more and more guaranteed by the global society and where population is no longer a measure of natural resources in the immediate reach. With this transformation comes also the sacred ideological dependency on the Society - the cocoon protecting all, which at the same time will demand rent payment in the form of individual time investments from the people. And they do feel the increasing dependency - hence the concerns about decreasing privacy mentioned in the beginning. I am genuinely worried about their fate from now on.
Peace be upon you all!

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