This man can keep you alive in Greenland. What a man, his family must be proud. He 's like a machine stopped once for a puff on his pipe away he goes again. The very best to you Sir, Great video.
In Florida. The commercial fishermen. Are now illegal. I was the last generation to live it. Now my sons have to find alternative work. So I know exactly what you mean. Just in a different place.
This is one of the most beautiful documentaries i've ever seen. Such an austere and gorgeous understanding between this man, the land, his ancestral practices and the native language. It really informs the sense of being a PEOPLE of a PLACE. We in our globalized society could do well to better connect to our own places, history, and reaffirming healthy traditions/culture while still growing into more egalitarian ideals as a human collective
I loved this video and am happy that he gets to live a life he loves!! But I hope and pray that this isn’t the last igloo, the world be a lot dimmer without them!!❤
Kinda stumbled over this documentary and HAD to watch to the end. I was fascinated by this man and his life. Also felt sad and very emotional touched; goose bumps and tears 😢 What this documentary definately showed was how satisfied he is with his life. His smile on his face sitting in HIS self built igloo. My high respect to him. Thanks to Julius, the Video team and Biggi Hilmars for the music composition. Perfect ❣️
Nicely done, great video. If you see Julian tell him not to worry about the climate. He grew up in a colder period, but it's been warmer in Greenland in the past and will be colder again in the future. One of natures cycles.
What a gorgeous film!! Loved everything about it. I'm so glad that even this small slice of that way of living is preserved in this beautiful, respectful way.
This has been so different to watch. Thank you for letting this beautiful land tell the story instead of a constant barrage of human voices. Wonderful cinematography!!
Hi Julius, We use ice jiggers to set nets, two holes are better then several. They crawl under ice and at a set length. We stop and make hole over jigger. Pull nets in water and set. Nunavik Inuit. Fall are longer and spring earlier too here in Northern Quebec. One Inuit to another. Nice dogs, great video. Sorry about a lost brother. Mysteries happen on the land. Worse on sea. Those are never found. Some mysteries get solved. Hunters that disappeared and found in wrong place who had accident being lost. Kajusitaa, qujana ammalu Nakurmik
....he live an extra ordinary life, that even to think & type out, for he lived the past,present & the future, & an extreme cold climate, that only those that have the knowledge & skills to survive, in the areas, they called home. Am very thankful to watch this valuable documentary. Peace & blessings to all my fellow humans. 😊
Sitting down here in Florida, US i am struck by the degree of physical adaption of both men, the cameraman and subject, while it drops down to 67°F tonight in my house and i become chilled. Breath takingly beautiful scenes, sounds of the wind and movement across the ice. The dogs are a whole other special adaptation too. Watching Julius make the igloo helped me to figure out how he got the roof ice to arc over without falling down, something i always wondered about. The kind of snow really matters in this, plus how he carved each side to slide the pieces together. Thank you all who shared this vanishing way of life with us. Greenland is truely in peril of losing its mountains of ice. It's a deferred peril for the rest of us living on coast that we already see down here with high tides and storm surges.
My accolades to you, Julius, for still pursuing the traditional life style of the Innuits of Greenlanders for millennia from a former Dane (1950-74), thereafter enjoying the wilderness of the interior western Canada as an avid camper and trout fly fisher, occasionally spending a whole weekend on lakes and streams without a single trout catch. Was I disappointed with the no luck catch? Not at all, because I, my wife and two daughters always enjoyed the outdoors (camping, cooking and hiking, etc. - almost every weekend and summer vacation trip). Yet, I noticed from your video the many conveniences that you've adopted, like synthetically insulated clothing (versus traditional seal skin clothing and boots), nylon ropes (versus seal gut or seal/walrus skin made ropes), propane stove (versus seal oil flame cooking), metal shovel and knife (versus bone made tools), etc. That's been the way of new technology ingression into traditional life styles for centuries across the world. So please bear with your kids having adopted yet another recent technology advantage of convenience: the mobile smart phone, PCs and the net. That's today's reality with the younger generation, me calling them "the instant gratification generation" because they do not have to work as hard as my generation had to achieve whatever chores that I had to through hard work and time-consuming efforts.
Thank YOU for letting me into your life and showing me your way of life. My people came from labrador i am part eskimo. labrador innu and mic mac indian, english and irish, i understand you alot
I see it in him. The nature of the true human spirit. Compassion and empathy for the world around him. Most people have lost touch with our surroundings: Nature, humans, meaningful work. That is demolishing in our modern society. I wish this weren’t true.
great video documentary , Greenland and its people has to be protected from those who only want what is beneath her and the surrounding water , those of us that live in the northern hemisphere have a very real connection to our country and lands and nature , to some it seems harsh but to us its normal ,and we accept winter as a chance to enjoy other hobies and have fun , or explore and hunt , its a great liffe , sad to see what the warming is doing and destroying life styles , God be with them all ,
From this awesome video, I can just imagine the sheer challenges these epic hunters went through in the past in order to survive in the wilderness.I feel sad that climate change is real and taking a toll on the survival of such passionate hunters like him not only in the cold but also hot desert wilderness.Kudos to the producers of this great video.Nice sound track too
Sad to see his daughters are lost to this new E-world many folks live in. This is a good time to bring a son along on the hunt, and learn the traditional ways. Except his son is lost also.
Thanks for a fine portrait of a fine man! I just wished that you hadn't hidden the newly caught seal! Feels a lot disrespectful for the skilled hunter to hide his hard earned prey!!! I don't know if you are aware of mixing different tribes in the video? The old movies are from north and west Greenland, whereas the hunter living now is from East Greenland...but there are fine movies from East Greeland too, it would have been less confusing for me at least to show these (I am from Greenland)
You have active volcanoes in Nearby Iceland too that may have something to do with the ice NOT FREEZING everywhere. This was a cool video. In 1971 I made an igloo in my yard, in Iowa, we had a huge amount of snow that year it was quiet inside, and insulated
LORIL IS SPOT ON TARGET ABOUT THE REAL DANGERS OF VOLCANOES AROUND THE WORLD! GOING BACK TO 79 AD, WHEN MT. VESUVIUS KILLED UP TO 16,000 PEOPLE IN POMPEII AND NEARBY SETTLEMENTS. MT. V. CONTINUES TO ERUPT, THE LAST ON MARCH 17, 1944. SINCE 1980, 29,000 PEOPLE WERE KILLED BY VOLCANOES AND 278,368 SINCE RECORDS BEGAN IN 1500 AD. REVIEW YOUR VOLCANIC HISTORY AND YOU'LL CONCLUDE THEY HAVE CAUSE MORE CLIMATE DESTRUCTION, WEATHER ALTERATIONS AND HUMAN DEATHS THAN FOSSIL FUELS, (OH AND REMEMBER THE OZONE HOLE AND HAIR SPRAY? DON'T HEAR MUCH ABOUT THAT TODAY DO WE? HUMM!) BOTTOM LINE, EXCEPT FOR ALL OUT NUCLEAR WAR, HUMANS CAN'T DO MUCH IF ANYTHING TO ALTER THE GLOBAL WEATHER, MUCH LESS STOP VOLCANOES, HURRICANES, TORNADOES, EARTH QUAKES, MAGNETIC REVERSAL OF THE N&S POLES, SOLAR FLARES AND FLOODS. FOR OVER 5 BILLION YEARS, THE EARTH HAS PROVEN TO BE A SELF-REGULATING AND SELF-CORRECTING ENGINE, DESPITE ATTEMPTS BY GOVERNMENTS AND THOSE PUSHING FOR CONTROL OVER OUR DAILY LIVES TO LIMIT OUR FREEDOMS! STARTING IN CHINA, THEY ARE NOW USING ESG SOCIAL SCORING, DIGITAL MONEY CONTROLLED BY THE GOVERNMENT, NOT YOU ON WHAT YOU CAN AND CANNOT SPEND YOUR MONEY ON. NOW SLOWLY BUT SURELY COMING TO A COUNTRY NEAR US.
@@mybestebay4uYes you are absolutely right...thanks for sharing. I live with idjits that won't believe me so I'll just pack up the car one day & find me a cave somewhere i reckon. Better than waitin to drown or any myriad of awful cataclysms to hit...sorry bout that.🙏Good luck to you. Hope you're not surrounded by idjits.🤤🙋♀️from Louisiana, at or below sea level😂⏳🧭🌎🌊⛈🌋🌪🌬☄❄🌨
@@aloudpancake Iceland is near relative to where this video was made, there's ALWAYS ONE SMART ASS, THAT NEEDS TO COMMENT OR POINT OUT, JUST HOW FUCKIN SMART THEY THINK THEY ARE
@@loril.mangold8160 The closest distance between the two is 175 miles. Even if a volcano erupted on the closest part of Iceland to Greenland, there would be little to no effect on Greenland
Some decades ago I read a book that outlined what it takes for a hunter to run a dog team. I can't recall the exact numbers but the upshot seemed to be that the dogs needed to consumed the majority of the kill to remain effective. However, even with this the dogs made the hunt so much more effective that the hunter more than doubled his own food, making family sustainability possibe. Without dogs, a hunter would be hard pressed just feeding himself. My memory of this is a but vague not. Does this sound about right or not?
Yes, but showing what he might have trapped or hunted wasn't the intentions of the producers of this video. The intention was to further the hysteria around global warming.
They don't want you to know the truth. In Africa hey build pond-traps to catch elephants and other wild animals. They sell them to zoos and enclosed hunting grounds. In Arctica they kill polar bears moms and sell their offsprings to zoos. Adult bear skin brings profits and so does the meat. It's all about money in this cruel world. Melting ice is not result of some spontaneous earth worming. It is result of frequency weather control (HARP in Alaska / cell phone towers/ solar panels). Weather manipulation is created to increase profits off utility bills. Its is to suck dry hard working people.
- 8:44 Is that a polar bear 🐻❄️? I sure hope not. I get that they eat seals && whales, but polar bears aren't doing well in the wild. Unless it threatens you or your family, I feel it isn't okay to k¹ll them. *Am I wrong?*
In what world is it acceptable to have the news showing people calling for the extermination of (insert group name her) people, but not show someone killing food to feed his family? Children are being exposed to the most vile content, yet a dead seal is verboten. As I watched further, it was OK to dehead and gut a fish, why?
I disagree about the vileness of the seal hunt and fish spine Crack and decapitation. A warning might appear at the beginning that some scenes may be parental discretion due to hunting animals. However they fogged out the seal, and humanely killed the fish by cracking the spine. Might I add the Inuit are hunters and gatherers, and such food procurement are an integral part of their culture. That was a major point of why climate change had so severely curtailed their means to live in case you missed the idea of the film.
You seem like you're over sensitive. My children were like that when they were babies but they grew out of it. Someone allowed you to be a baby for far too long!
You can always limit your kids time on games and social media, and teach them some of your old traditions, so one day, they can survive if they need to know these skills. I'm a girl my Dad taught me how to hunt and fish, and build
I just came back from a camping trip early because we couldn't spend another night out in the cold of Payson AZ, were from the Phoenix desert. Seriously I just don't understand why anyone would choose such a biter cold climate to remain in.
I live east coast Canada, cape breton island and we definitely see climate change here.its always windy here,rains alot not really hot in the summer,not really cold in the winter.but we use to get 12' of snow the harbour froze 4' thick. icebergs floated by. and big chunks of ice hit the shores,we call them clampers, but now still windy still get lots of rain but now it's all year rain. snow, rain that's the pattern, ocean is warmer harbour hasn't froze at all in 10yrs.more great whites around our island its warmer and many many seals.and getting hit more by hurricanes and this year there was threat after threat of them coming right at us B'y.climate change yes s
watching the begining I wondered why one of his daughters is not brought with him? You can't learn what you are not shown. She may not appreciate it now but it would be worthwhile to remember in the future? I agree entirely the technology is beyond predatory. And I feel this way as a youngish 20s person. It is why I take sabbaticals and switch to a flip phone every few months. I noticed already being back on smartphone is bad for me but its hard to text on flip phone. I need a middle alternative :(
These are spectacular places to visit. It is a different world than people understand. Don’t imagine living here, as some kind of idealistic way of life, and if you have a family the challenges are unimaginable for young people. I think everybody who live in remote places should get two 2xweek holidays anywhere in the world, paid for by the government who makes claim to these places and benefits from the resources that they contain. Until you have lived in a place like this, you have no idea of the hardships. Probably much better living conditions today than 60 years ago. These are places people need to visit, you will have a better understanding of how small and insignificant humans are.
It’s amazing how these peoples learned to survive and thrive in such an extreme environment if you put someone who wasn’t from there out there for one night you would probably find them frozen to death the next day where as you could leave these people out there and they would have everything they needed to survive and they would be fine the knowledge and skills passed down from generation to generation for thousands of years are in danger of being lost with climate change and modernization
Those dogs are bred to live like that, for thousands of years! The greenlandic sled dog is one of the oldest dog breeds in the world. They are fine all through the movie, and just so happy to go running all day! And they are fine outside too, as he says, they are adapted to this
@@pmheffley Listen to what he says: many old hunters still keep their dogs, just out of love and care. And they WERE only eaten if a famine occured at the society. I don't think anybody today eats their dogs? People can go to the grocery now, you know. But because of the climate change less dogs are kept now, so they are becoming an endangered breed. And yes, when a dog is becoming old or uncurable sick, they are put down, like everywhere people care for their animals...
I do too.😢 I'd have me an igloo full of dogs & we'd be having us a 'seal party'!🐬 And they wouldn't be chained⛓ outside my house🎪 either, they'd be piled in bed (cal. king)🏟 with me of course! 🤤 They'd be the fattest sled🥏 dogs in the whole village...🐑🐂🐐🦙🦛🦘🐪🐖...i just love dogs! Don't you?😘💕
If you are asking how do they live in 2023 ? they have boxes, they get fed dog food or fish, with vet visits and vaccines. How did they live in the imaginary life this video is portraying? they dug and slept together in a hole. They eat snow and feces, and get fed when the hunter kills a seal or catches fish. They get dropped in spring on a small island when the ice melts and spend the summers on the island. Short brutal life. This video is not the way things are, or have been for a generation or two.
They are doing just fine: this breed of dog prefers to live outside all their life, even in blizzards and severe frost. They are fed and watered, by their owners or just eat snow to get water during the day.
@@kunstnersjael I know the dogs are doing what husky dogs have done forever. I never said the dogs weren’t doing ok. I was making a point that these dogs are not house pets. I’ve lived in the north, and I know what the reality is.
In Southern Greenland there are farming areas already, and have been for several hundred of years...the farmers grow potatoes, rhubarb, beet roots, parsley, and in greenhouses: tomatoes, cucumber and salads, also salads on free land, readishes etc. and a lot of sheeps are kept for the meat and pelts. a single farmer has over 400 cattle...
@@kunstnersjael So, as the globe warms there will be more and more land to cultivate in Greenland. Real-estate is going to go thru the roof. Good for you guys. Love rhubarb pie. Use to pick it from the side of the road in Georgia.
Yes, I fear that many more people will move to Greenland!@@willywonka8730 And yes, cultivation can increase, not sure it is good for the soil though...
The travesty is the loss of all that lost fresh water from the snow pack and glaciers on Greenland. It does us and sea life little good melting into the oceans. Places will get wetter, while fresh water on the planet for everyone to drink may become an issue in many more areas.
Alternate title: "Blame the Loss of Mankind Living the Old Ways on Climate Change instead of What 99% of Humanity does when Introduced to Newer, More Effective, Efficient Methods and Technologies !!" Catchy I know right !?
Your commrnt is disrespectful of the film and its theme. I suggest you reexamine the issue of climate change and how it is affecting human populations the world over, including your own.
Not "How lone inuit hunts and survives in Greenland. Here is the right title: How lone inuk hunts and and survives in Greenland. Singular = Inuk. Plural = Inuit.
The only reason there are people living in this place in 2023 is because of Arctic exploration, and commercial fishing. Without northern development of resources, there would be nothing there. I enjoyed watching this film, and it is an interesting look at how a person might live. This man didn’t built the house he has, or purchase the pegonia jacket he was wearing from the money he made from selling seal meat and furs. The Arctic and sub-Arctic are uninhabitable for most humans.
How do you claim to know what that man has lived, or done, or how he made his money or acquired his clothes? Who the hell are you to say he owes his existence to commercial fisheries are you daft? The knnee jerk judgement and assumptions people make and label others with, is*entirely* the problem today. No real sustenance, research, or even some damn thought, forget basic knowledge, heck our politicians cant win "are you smArter than a 4th grader", what can I expect from the people /shrug yeah, dont answer that.
Please learn more before being so sure of everything. Inuit people lived in the arctic before western people joined them. And are still able to live there. Many inuit/greenlanders actually built these houses: they were sold as assembly kits, but yes maybe he only bought it from the previous owner or inherited it from his family, that may have built it themselves. And before western culture imported wood, everyone participated in building the winter sod houses, and the women sewed the skin tents used during summer. Of course he purchased his gear and everyday items from his hunting outcome! That said only 5% of people in Greenland has hunting and fishing as their main source of income. most other have ordinary modern jobs of various kind.
I would never ever leave my dogs alone! You have a gun to protect yourself from the bears. This dogs seem alone and on a chain, so they can not even run away!😢
Really???? Come on! Let's get real. They have to eat!!! We whites have ruined indigenous people ! If you can't show a dead seal, maybe you show all the deal Inuit instead!
This man can keep you alive in Greenland. What a man, his family must be proud. He 's like a machine stopped once for a puff on his pipe away he goes again. The very best to you Sir, Great video.
I am from Alaska. I'm deeply saddened by the technology that distracted so many, but happy to see you thrive the natives way of living. Taikuu.
In Florida. The commercial fishermen. Are now illegal. I was the last generation to live it. Now my sons have to find alternative work. So I know exactly what you mean. Just in a different place.
These are real men that take care of what is most important well done 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
When being a man matters
This is one of the most beautiful documentaries i've ever seen. Such an austere and gorgeous understanding between this man, the land, his ancestral practices and the native language. It really informs the sense of being a PEOPLE of a PLACE. We in our globalized society could do well to better connect to our own places, history, and reaffirming healthy traditions/culture while still growing into more egalitarian ideals as a human collective
What an extraordinary sight, looking at the sun through the walls of an igloo. Without a doubt, a beautiful piece of architecture
thank you very very much for this AND for avoiding annoying background music that spoil many youtube videos.
I loved this video and am happy that he gets to live a life he loves!! But I hope and pray that this isn’t the last igloo, the world be a lot dimmer without them!!❤
Best film I've seen on TH-cam in a very long time! Excellent
Kinda stumbled over this documentary and HAD to watch to the end. I was fascinated by this man and his life. Also felt sad and very emotional touched; goose bumps and tears 😢
What this documentary definately showed was how satisfied he is with his life. His smile on his face sitting in HIS self built igloo. My high respect to him.
Thanks to Julius, the Video team and Biggi Hilmars for the music composition. Perfect ❣️
. . . not too hard on the eyes either 😊
Me also
Nicely done, great video. If you see Julian tell him not to worry about the climate. He grew up in a colder period, but it's been warmer in Greenland in the past and will be colder again in the future. One of natures cycles.
What a gorgeous film!! Loved everything about it. I'm so glad that even this small slice of that way of living is preserved in this beautiful, respectful way.
This has been so different to watch. Thank you for letting this beautiful land tell the story instead of a constant barrage of human voices. Wonderful cinematography!!
Camera man is utterly professional... made us as in the very site... thank you... least to say...
35:45 good remarque😊
Hi Julius, We use ice jiggers to set nets, two holes are better then several. They crawl under ice and at a set length. We stop and make hole over jigger.
Pull nets in water and set. Nunavik Inuit. Fall are longer and spring earlier too here in Northern Quebec. One Inuit to another. Nice dogs, great video. Sorry about a lost brother. Mysteries happen on the land. Worse on sea. Those are never found. Some mysteries get solved. Hunters that disappeared and found in wrong place who had accident being lost. Kajusitaa, qujana ammalu Nakurmik
He is a very wise man, he sees right through the technology. Great Video!
And he's smart enough to use the technology to make money. This film was his paycheck . Social media and TH-cam pay him well.
....he live an extra ordinary life, that even to think & type out, for he lived the past,present & the future, & an extreme cold climate, that only those that have the knowledge & skills to survive, in the areas, they called home.
Am very thankful to watch this valuable documentary.
Peace & blessings to all my fellow humans. 😊
Sitting down here in Florida, US i am struck by the degree of physical adaption of both men, the cameraman and subject, while it drops down to 67°F tonight in my house and i become chilled. Breath takingly beautiful scenes, sounds of the wind and movement across the ice. The dogs are a whole other special adaptation too.
Watching Julius make the igloo helped me to figure out how he got the roof ice to arc over without falling down, something i always wondered about. The kind of snow really matters in this, plus how he carved each side to slide the pieces together. Thank you all who shared this vanishing way of life with us. Greenland is truely in peril of losing its mountains of ice. It's a deferred peril for the rest of us living on coast that we already see down here with high tides and storm surges.
I WISH I COULD SAY MORE THAN I LOVED THIS LAST IGLOO VID COOLMAN
Beautiful video. Such great drone footage of a beautiful landscape. And a great view of a passage tradition.
- 8:14 Wow, how beautiful it is there. I'd love to visit. 😊❤
My accolades to you, Julius, for still pursuing the traditional life style of the Innuits of Greenlanders for millennia from a former Dane (1950-74), thereafter enjoying the wilderness of the interior western Canada as an avid camper and trout fly fisher, occasionally spending a whole weekend on lakes and streams without a single trout catch. Was I disappointed with the no luck catch? Not at all, because I, my wife and two daughters always enjoyed the outdoors (camping, cooking and hiking, etc. - almost every weekend and summer vacation trip). Yet, I noticed from your video the many conveniences that you've adopted, like synthetically insulated clothing (versus traditional seal skin clothing and boots), nylon ropes (versus seal gut or seal/walrus skin made ropes), propane stove (versus seal oil flame cooking), metal shovel and knife (versus bone made tools), etc. That's been the way of new technology ingression into traditional life styles for centuries across the world. So please bear with your kids having adopted yet another recent technology advantage of convenience: the mobile smart phone, PCs and the net. That's today's reality with the younger generation, me calling them "the instant gratification generation" because they do not have to work as hard as my generation had to achieve whatever chores that I had to through hard work and time-consuming efforts.
*Inuit. Without letter S.
And so a lifestyle melts away into eternity. Great doco.
Beautiful, and so so sad. Thank you for sharing. 🙁
Idk some how this id like a movie and i like it a lot. The editing skill and sound is awesome ❤ do more documentaries like this hunting in snow
Thank YOU for letting me into your life and showing me your way of life. My people came from labrador i am part eskimo. labrador innu and mic mac indian, english and irish, i understand you alot
Hard working man!❤❤
obviously, the world needs to cooperate together for this man to continue what he's doing in the way he is doing it.
A wonderful and beautiful documentary, thank you!
Thanks for recording this , it seems to be important somehow
Bonsoir from france. Thank you for this amazing video 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I see it in him. The nature of the true human spirit. Compassion and empathy for the world around him. Most people have lost touch with our surroundings: Nature, humans, meaningful work. That is demolishing in our modern society. I wish this weren’t true.
I totally agree with you.
Beautiful video. Hard to believe that life in Greenland is changing the way it is.. Someday soon the traditional way of living will be gone.
Very good video of the old way of life .forgotten nomadic people.
great video documentary , Greenland and its people has to be protected from those who only want what is beneath her and the surrounding water , those of us that live in the northern hemisphere have a very real connection to our country and lands and nature , to some it seems harsh but to us its normal ,and we accept winter as a chance to enjoy other hobies and have fun , or explore and hunt , its a great liffe , sad to see what the warming is doing and destroying life styles , God be with them all ,
Wonderful, peaceful. Thankyou
From this awesome video, I can just imagine the sheer challenges these epic hunters went through in the past in order to survive in the wilderness.I feel sad that climate change is real and taking a toll on the survival of such passionate hunters like him not only in the cold but also hot desert wilderness.Kudos to the producers of this great video.Nice sound track too
What a beautiful welcome from his sled dogs,,they are so eager to go to work
Beautiful Vídeo!❤
The dogs are so happy to see you. 🐕😊💕
He caught one seal but never fed the dogs
@@valentin5403Are you serious?
@@beccathib3656 That's what I see. Maybe they ate off camera. I Iike watching my dog eating.
Wonderful video !
Sad to see his daughters are lost to this new E-world many folks live in.
This is a good time to bring a son along on the hunt, and learn the traditional ways.
Except his son is lost also.
Thanks for a fine portrait of a fine man!
I just wished that you hadn't hidden the newly caught seal! Feels a lot disrespectful for the skilled hunter to hide his hard earned prey!!!
I don't know if you are aware of mixing different tribes in the video? The old movies are from north and west Greenland, whereas the hunter living now is from East Greenland...but there are fine movies from East Greeland too, it would have been less confusing for me at least to show these (I am from Greenland)
You have active volcanoes in Nearby Iceland too that may have something to do with the ice NOT FREEZING everywhere. This was a cool video. In 1971 I made an igloo in my yard, in Iowa, we had a huge amount of snow that year it was quiet inside, and insulated
LORIL IS SPOT ON TARGET ABOUT THE REAL DANGERS OF VOLCANOES AROUND THE WORLD! GOING BACK TO 79 AD, WHEN MT. VESUVIUS KILLED UP TO 16,000 PEOPLE IN POMPEII AND NEARBY SETTLEMENTS. MT. V. CONTINUES TO ERUPT, THE LAST ON MARCH 17, 1944. SINCE 1980, 29,000 PEOPLE WERE KILLED BY VOLCANOES AND 278,368 SINCE RECORDS BEGAN IN 1500 AD. REVIEW YOUR VOLCANIC HISTORY AND YOU'LL CONCLUDE THEY HAVE CAUSE MORE CLIMATE DESTRUCTION, WEATHER ALTERATIONS AND HUMAN DEATHS THAN FOSSIL FUELS, (OH AND REMEMBER THE OZONE HOLE AND HAIR SPRAY? DON'T HEAR MUCH ABOUT THAT TODAY DO WE? HUMM!) BOTTOM LINE, EXCEPT FOR ALL OUT NUCLEAR WAR, HUMANS CAN'T DO MUCH IF ANYTHING TO ALTER THE GLOBAL WEATHER, MUCH LESS STOP VOLCANOES, HURRICANES, TORNADOES, EARTH QUAKES, MAGNETIC REVERSAL OF THE N&S POLES, SOLAR FLARES AND FLOODS. FOR OVER 5 BILLION YEARS, THE EARTH HAS PROVEN TO BE A SELF-REGULATING AND SELF-CORRECTING ENGINE, DESPITE ATTEMPTS BY GOVERNMENTS AND THOSE PUSHING FOR CONTROL OVER OUR DAILY LIVES TO LIMIT OUR FREEDOMS! STARTING IN CHINA, THEY ARE NOW USING ESG SOCIAL SCORING, DIGITAL MONEY CONTROLLED BY THE GOVERNMENT, NOT YOU ON WHAT YOU CAN AND CANNOT SPEND YOUR MONEY ON. NOW SLOWLY BUT SURELY COMING TO A COUNTRY NEAR US.
@@mybestebay4uYes you are absolutely right...thanks for sharing. I live with idjits that won't believe me so I'll just pack up the car one day & find me a cave somewhere i reckon. Better than waitin to drown or any myriad of awful cataclysms to hit...sorry bout that.🙏Good luck to you. Hope you're not surrounded by idjits.🤤🙋♀️from Louisiana, at or below sea level😂⏳🧭🌎🌊⛈🌋🌪🌬☄❄🌨
How nearby do you think Iceland is
@@aloudpancake Iceland is near relative to where this video was made, there's ALWAYS ONE SMART ASS, THAT NEEDS TO COMMENT OR POINT OUT, JUST HOW FUCKIN SMART THEY THINK THEY ARE
@@loril.mangold8160 The closest distance between the two is 175 miles. Even if a volcano erupted on the closest part of Iceland to Greenland, there would be little to no effect on Greenland
Loved it, but what did he feed the dogs?
probably seal meat or any other meat and fish he catches. Or buys dog fodder, from a local company.
29:03 why on earth are these images blurred?
Beautiful film,not too many could,living with nothing and being happy.
Gracias ❤
Loved it! Very well done
Very nice video ❤ but i wonder how hve they build so big n beautiful house . Where do they work n how does he gets his income ..
Is that a Polar Bear trap? Did you put a can of peas around the hole so that when the Bear comes to take a pea you kick him in the Ice hole?
Mesmerising…
Where is the dogs
What do you feed the dogs?
Seal fish is a mix they can eat guts and stuff
how does he get the camera under the ice?
Some decades ago I read a book that outlined what it takes for a hunter to run a dog team. I can't recall the exact numbers but the upshot seemed to be that the dogs needed to consumed the majority of the kill to remain effective. However, even with this the dogs made the hunt so much more effective that the hunter more than doubled his own food, making family sustainability possibe. Without dogs, a hunter would be hard pressed just feeding himself.
My memory of this is a but vague not. Does this sound about right or not?
I don’t know, seems pretty chill to me.
"The sky is falling. The sky is falling. Everyone run for your lives!"
U spoiled the whole show by not showing what he trapped and hunted
Yes, but showing what he might have trapped or hunted wasn't the intentions of the producers of this video. The intention was to further the hysteria around global warming.
Sometimes the journey is more important than the destination
I think this hunt was largely unsuccessful, though we did not know if anything was caught on the second day.
They don't want you to know the truth. In Africa hey build pond-traps to catch elephants and other wild animals. They sell them to zoos and enclosed hunting grounds. In Arctica they kill polar bears moms and sell their offsprings to zoos. Adult bear skin brings profits and so does the meat. It's all about money in this cruel world. Melting ice is not result of some spontaneous earth worming. It is result of frequency weather control (HARP in Alaska / cell phone towers/ solar panels). Weather manipulation is created to increase profits off utility bills. Its is to suck dry hard working people.
The old films of nanook are nice too
- 8:44 Is that a polar bear 🐻❄️? I sure hope not. I get that they eat seals && whales, but polar bears aren't doing well in the wild. Unless it threatens you or your family, I feel it isn't okay to k¹ll them. *Am I wrong?*
In what world is it acceptable to have the news showing people calling for the extermination of (insert group name her) people, but not show someone killing food to feed his family? Children are being exposed to the most vile content, yet a dead seal is verboten. As I watched further, it was OK to dehead and gut a fish, why?
what you view as an abomination is not poisoning children…the lgbtq movements are…confusing and devoring their souls
I disagree about the vileness of the seal hunt and fish spine Crack and decapitation. A warning might appear at the beginning that some scenes may be parental discretion due to hunting animals. However they fogged out the seal, and humanely killed the fish by cracking the spine. Might I add the Inuit are hunters and gatherers, and such food procurement are an integral part of their culture. That was a major point of why climate change had so severely curtailed their means to live in case you missed the idea of the film.
You seem like you're over sensitive. My children were like that when they were babies but they grew out of it. Someone allowed you to be a baby for far too long!
@@bringerofdeath1818lgbt community are out of use
Verboten? Is this German word really a word that's used in English?
It’s a beautiful film…This is a hard life…It’s sad not to see his wife to take care of his 2 daughters.?
How did he feed the dogs?
You can always limit your kids time on games and social media, and teach them some of your old traditions, so one day, they can survive if they need to know these skills. I'm a girl my Dad taught me how to hunt and fish, and build
I just came back from a camping trip early because we couldn't spend another night out in the cold of Payson AZ, were from the Phoenix desert. Seriously I just don't understand why anyone would choose such a biter cold climate to remain in.
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Hey he ate. What about the puppies. My concern was for the dogs. They got him where is is at.
I live east coast Canada, cape breton island and we definitely see climate change here.its always windy here,rains alot not really hot in the summer,not really cold in the winter.but we use to get 12' of snow the harbour froze 4' thick. icebergs floated by. and big chunks of ice hit the shores,we call them clampers, but now still windy still get lots of rain but now it's all year rain. snow, rain that's the pattern, ocean is warmer harbour hasn't froze at all in 10yrs.more great whites around our island its warmer and many many seals.and getting hit more by hurricanes and this year there was threat after threat of them coming right at us B'y.climate change yes s
watching the begining I wondered why one of his daughters is not brought with him? You can't learn what you are not shown. She may not appreciate it now but it would be worthwhile to remember in the future? I agree entirely the technology is beyond predatory. And I feel this way as a youngish 20s person. It is why I take sabbaticals and switch to a flip phone every few months. I noticed already being back on smartphone is bad for me but its hard to text on flip phone. I need a middle alternative :(
How can you get through with loneliness
These are spectacular places to visit. It is a different world than people understand.
Don’t imagine living here, as some kind of idealistic way of life, and if you have a family the challenges are unimaginable for young people.
I think everybody who live in remote places should get two 2xweek holidays anywhere in the world, paid for by the government who makes claim to these places and benefits from the resources that they contain.
Until you have lived in a place like this, you have no idea of the hardships.
Probably much better living conditions today than 60 years ago.
These are places people need to visit, you will have a better understanding of how small and insignificant humans are.
It’s amazing how these peoples learned to survive and thrive in such an extreme environment if you put someone who wasn’t from there out there for one night you would probably find them frozen to death the next day where as you could leave these people out there and they would have everything they needed to survive and they would be fine the knowledge and skills passed down from generation to generation for thousands of years are in danger of being lost with climate change and modernization
When do the dogs eat?
Blurring out his kill is a joke, show the reality of life and death. I stopped watching at this point in the story.
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I kept thinking about the poor dogs. And yes, I understand it's a different lifestyle. Smile. Amazing and interesting. Thank you! Peace, Honest.
those dogs live to pull they are bred that way
but if they they do not pull they are killed and eaten
Those dogs are bred to live like that, for thousands of years! The greenlandic sled dog is one of the oldest dog breeds in the world. They are fine all through the movie, and just so happy to go running all day! And they are fine outside too, as he says, they are adapted to this
@@pmheffley Listen to what he says: many old hunters still keep their dogs, just out of love and care.
And they WERE only eaten if a famine occured at the society. I don't think anybody today eats their dogs? People can go to the grocery now, you know.
But because of the climate change less dogs are kept now, so they are becoming an endangered breed. And yes, when a dog is becoming old or uncurable sick, they are put down, like everywhere people care for their animals...
They shoot horses don't they??? Get a grip!
Obviously not a pure Inuit. Could there still be some around?
Where does he get the Energy required for these backbreaking task and why arent those kids helping him?
inuit are very strong people!
When you chose to censor hunting I stooped watching.
عالی بود 💚🤍♥️🇮🇷🇮🇷👍✌️😍😍🤗
1:54-2:06…. Enough said..
So did he get a seal?
Things work perfectly according to physical laws. Neither a bit more nor a bit less.
Laws of attraction.
Excellent video, but what about the poor dogs, what happened to them, just leave them behind ???
ever heard of film editing scenes out?
Should the tent up and let all the dogs in the tent you, they will keep you warm, I feel bad you leave the dogs outside😭😭
I do too.😢 I'd have me an igloo full of dogs & we'd be having us a 'seal party'!🐬 And they wouldn't be chained⛓ outside my house🎪 either, they'd be piled in bed (cal. king)🏟 with me of course! 🤤 They'd be the fattest sled🥏 dogs in the whole village...🐑🐂🐐🦙🦛🦘🐪🐖...i just love dogs! Don't you?😘💕
Need sunglasses to watch.
Yes. Snow blindness is usually temporary ( but painful / scary ), but harmful rays over a lifetime lead to reduced vision, blindness, many problems.
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Where do the dogs sleep? How do they get fed & watered? Aren't they cold sitting on a frozen lake tied to a sled all day?🙏🤔💕
If you are asking how do they live in 2023 ? they have boxes, they get fed dog food or fish, with vet visits and vaccines.
How did they live in the imaginary life this video is portraying? they dug and slept together in a hole. They eat snow and feces, and get fed when the hunter kills a seal or catches fish. They get dropped in spring on a small island when the ice melts and spend the summers on the island. Short brutal life.
This video is not the way things are, or have been for a generation or two.
On the ice / snow.
Man feeds / waters dogs.
No.
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The dogs sleep outdoors
They are doing just fine: this breed of dog prefers to live outside all their life, even in blizzards and severe frost. They are fed and watered, by their owners or just eat snow to get water during the day.
@@kunstnersjael I know the dogs are doing what husky dogs have done forever. I never said the dogs weren’t doing ok.
I was making a point that these dogs are not house pets. I’ve lived in the north, and I know what the reality is.
Why blurring out dead seal, it makes no sense at all!!!
Did his ancestors have nylon netting and monofilament to hunt with? Just sayin
Yeah it's gunna get warm. a lot warmer than this and you'll have to learn to grow crops up there in the arctic. BOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
In Southern Greenland there are farming areas already, and have been for several hundred of years...the farmers grow potatoes, rhubarb, beet roots, parsley, and in greenhouses: tomatoes, cucumber and salads, also salads on free land, readishes etc. and a lot of sheeps are kept for the meat and pelts. a single farmer has over 400 cattle...
@@kunstnersjael So, as the globe warms there will be more and more land to cultivate in Greenland. Real-estate is going to go thru the roof. Good for you guys. Love rhubarb pie. Use to pick it from the side of the road in Georgia.
Yes, I fear that many more people will move to Greenland!@@willywonka8730
And yes, cultivation can increase, not sure it is good for the soil though...
The travesty is the loss of all that lost fresh water from the snow pack and glaciers on Greenland. It does us and sea life little good melting into the oceans. Places will get wetter, while fresh water on the planet for everyone to drink may become an issue in many more areas.
Alternate title: "Blame the Loss of Mankind Living the Old Ways on Climate Change instead of What 99% of Humanity does when Introduced to Newer, More Effective, Efficient Methods and Technologies !!"
Catchy I know right !?
Your commrnt is disrespectful of the film and its theme. I suggest you reexamine the issue of climate change and how it is affecting human populations the world over, including your own.
Not "How lone inuit hunts and survives in Greenland. Here is the right title: How lone inuk hunts and and survives in Greenland.
Singular = Inuk.
Plural = Inuit.
Thanks for the correction on the singular, Inuk. I had forgotten that.
The only reason there are people living in this place in 2023 is because of Arctic exploration, and commercial fishing.
Without northern development of resources, there would be nothing there.
I enjoyed watching this film, and it is an interesting look at how a person might live. This man didn’t built the house he has, or purchase the pegonia jacket he was wearing from the money he made from selling seal meat and furs.
The Arctic and sub-Arctic are uninhabitable for most humans.
How do you claim to know what that man has lived, or done, or how he made his money or acquired his clothes? Who the hell are you to say he owes his existence to commercial fisheries are you daft? The knnee jerk judgement and assumptions people make and label others with, is*entirely* the problem today. No real sustenance, research, or even some damn thought, forget basic knowledge, heck our politicians cant win "are you smArter than a 4th grader", what can I expect from the people /shrug yeah, dont answer that.
Please learn more before being so sure of everything. Inuit people lived in the arctic before western people joined them. And are still able to live there.
Many inuit/greenlanders actually built these houses: they were sold as assembly kits, but yes maybe he only bought it from the previous owner or inherited it from his family, that may have built it themselves. And before western culture imported wood, everyone participated in building the winter sod houses, and the women sewed the skin tents used during summer. Of course he purchased his gear and everyday items from his hunting outcome! That said only 5% of people in Greenland has hunting and fishing as their main source of income. most other have ordinary modern jobs of various kind.
I would never ever leave my dogs alone!
You have a gun to protect yourself from the bears.
This dogs seem alone and on a chain, so they can not even run away!😢
The world as we know it is vanishing. Peace ya all. Peace
You blotting out the killed seal? Here's me blotting you out. Down thumb
37:19 😎
Cant even show a dead seal...😢 blurred out. Blurred out society. F youtube.
Really???? Come on! Let's get real. They have to eat!!! We whites have ruined indigenous people ! If you can't show a dead seal, maybe you show all the deal Inuit instead!
" WILLYUM. "
the dogs never ate...
They do eat
I hope Greenland will never be sold to USA
Awesome bro you need a dog company bro
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