Everything We Know About the World's Most Isolated Tribe
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- There are about 100 uncontacted native groups around the world, but none of them are more isolated than the Sentinelese tribe. Located in the northern Andaman Islands of India, these indigenous people conscientiously separate themselves from the outside world. In fact, their isolation has likely saved lives, as nearby tribes have suffered losses at the hands of outsiders who carry diseases or create hostility. Explorers commonly exploit native people and kill the animals they hunt for food.
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To be fair, if they have been in that island for 60000 years, that means they must have survived an unimaginable amount of tsumanis and other natural disasters
Not necessarily. Its in a giant cove so its protected by weather. The only thing that would be a real danger is drought
Also means they are most likely heavily inbred
@@Jacobtheunwise doubt an island in middle of tropics which is itself a tropical rainforest will die by drought
@@charlesmcgill2974 inbreeding is only bad if you have regressive genes. Sentinelese are giga chads
Hmm, I doubt they suffer from terrible natural disasters, unlike us, they probably would never uproot a tree or shave an entire hill to build a home. Doubt inbreeding would an issue either, these people aren’t “savages” or ”dumb”.
They are the ultimate "get off my lawn you damn kids" of the world.
"Old man shoots arrows at cloud"
It's OK to murder people if it's a part of your culture...
@@drpastormartinosempa8930 more like to protect themselves from be wipe out by the modern diseases
@@drpastormartinosempa8930 we murdered people like this with our diseases and commercialism and stealing their lands for that reason🤦♀️, everyone on earth started within a tribe, Dr? Pastor? See you next time on “ True Crime”, 😒
A bunch of Karen's.
The Sentinelese after the earthquakes: how could this have happened?
*a helicopter starts flying by with people aboard waving down at them*
IT WAS YOU!!!
That's funny xD
But of course, theyve braved earthquakes and tsunamis long before helicopters existed xD
As an Indian, I kinda agree with this rule of leaving the Sentinelese alone. When it comes to Indigenous cultures, we kinda resonate with their beliefs because we follow sorta similar cultures.
This reminds me of the Pintupi Nine in Western Australia. They were among the last uncontacted Indigenous peoples in Australia before they were spotted in the desert in the early 1980s.
It's kinda good those aboriginals were found tho because that is where the Australian government was going to test there nukes if I'm remembering correctly
The government has been partly to blame for YEARS about this.
Cool, thanks for that! Never heard of that group in Australia before. India is such a beautiful country Mumbai and Goa were breathtaking. ☀ ✌️ From 🇮🇪
They've also made it very clear that they don't want guests anymore.
No they commited crimes they should be jailed its common sense murders a crime
Even if Chau hadn’t been killed outright, what made him think he would have successfully converted anyone on the island? They wouldn’t have understood each other anyway.
Pure arrogance and ignorance lol
I remember seeing his story on the news. He knew he might die and told others to leave his body behind and leave the people alone if that happened. His reasons were all religious and short sighted. My best guess is that he had nothing left to lose and saw a way out without having to do it himself. An "Instant ticket to Heaven" option.
@@CJihoo If I remember correctly, he visited the island twice, was injured the first time and died the second time.
Maybe he should have told them about the ' giant flying spaghetti monster ' instead ? What gives someone the right to introduce their beliefs on others ? Most religions are big guilt trips anyway ! Leave them alone to decide for themselves !
Through the holy spirit. The language barrier wouldn't have mattered because others have been converted in the same way. Not that I agree with what he did, I feel everyone who wants to be left alone should be. His intentions were to see souls saved which is more noble than flying a drone over them to see what they are eating or making videos about them to get a few cents in advertising
The more you think about it... The more it seems that that sentinel island situation is pretty much a microcosm of how the rest of us would react to alien visitors.
kinda crazy
I remember an old cartoon depicting Columbus and his discovery of America,
It showed him standing on a beach with a flag in one hand and a sword in the other saying
“I hereby claim this land in the name of Queen Isabella of Spain! It’s land, it’s people, it’s treasures, Blah! Blah! Blah!”
Two natives are standing close by watching him.
“What’s he saying?”
“I dunno, but I think it means trouble.”
@@cha5 thats propaganda tho
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LOL No, That’s history with a bit of humor to it.
Most people, I think, would be peaceful and welcoming... Except for the US gov and military industrial complex... And gun-obsessed hillbillies maybe
Little did that Sentinelese boy gazing at the stars know, that a mid 30 guys, on the other side of the planet is watching this item on his tribe on a device and platform with possibilities even for us hard to grasp at times, as fast as technology is growing. The thought of that makes me gazing at the skies too.
It makes you think who might be staring at us in ways or with technology we can’t imagine or comprehend isnt it?
@@hautemuse81 Exactly this my friend
Aliens are probably spectating our world right now while being invisible. Or maybe they possess us to experience how we feel, kinda like the first episode of star trek.
The Indian government acted correctly in banning all visitors to the island. These people have the right to remain Isolation from the rest of the world and live their own life. They are extremely vulnerable and have no resistance to common illnesses. If people were allowed to visit Sentil then the inevitable would happen. The island would eventually get ruined by tourism or prospectors would come looking for valuable things such as gold, silver, diamonds etc etc. I expect if this were the case then the native people would be forced to mine the stuff and be shamelessly exploited. No, these islanders should definitely be left in peace.
Oh shut up with the virtue signaling
Just bc they don't have modern medicine don't mean they are extremely vulnerable and have no resistance. Most of the sicknesses and diseases you get are from the food that you eat and the chemicals and toxins your around and you get
There could possibly be some dinosaurs 🦕 living there in hiding 🤔
Bet these people have never been offered extensions on their auto warranties.
I guess being isolated doesn't sound so bad after all!
I wouldn't count on that
i literally just blocked 2 robo-callers about extending the warranty of my car, of which I've never bought in my life.
😐😐😐 corny as hell...
Keep getting calls to refinance my house I don't own.
It was actually a different group that was friendly, that’s why people get so confused about why sometimes they were hostile and sometimes friendly. They’re different people
So they are Democrats.
A different island or two genetically separate ppl inhabiting the same island? Or just some political division?
@@captainobvious3152 most likley tribes
@@davidjoelsson4929 - So they are Democrats.
@@XrayxRich still angry you lost the election, huh?
It makes me stupidly happy that there are still wild people in the world, long may they remain so!
Why
I've seen Wilder in Los Angeles...
Wild people? Racist much?
@@LovelyDayOneDay how is that racist..? Wild doesn't refer to any specific race. These people are wild, naturally living off the land, un touched by the toxic nature of society. Wild is not a derogatory term
@@LovelyDayOneDay I was thinking same thing.
I bet stories of the last contact is why they're soo fiercely protected. Can't blame them.
They're racist xenophobes.
@@YourWifesBoyfriend it's very likely that you're a troll, but I don't think they're racist because they don't discriminate among outsiders' skin colour and don't even hesitate to kill people from their neighbouring islands who look similar to them. I agree that they're extremely xenophobic tho
Wonder what'd happen if a handful of Apache choppers armed with a shit-ton of ammo and incendiary rounds decided to light em up.
@@chazzcoolidge2654 why?
@@chazzcoolidge2654 I wonder where you're going in this life?
"Social distancing? We got this."
-The Sentinelese.
*boomshakalaka*
Iq 43 = sentenelese
Yes absolutely
I assume COVID never reached the island
@@jgallardo7344 Engineered to reduce the elderly population...
John Allen Chau actually went on the island a number of times over a few days. He wrote a diary, and the fishermen you saw him being buried were hired by him to take him to the island. He paid them to get him close then look a boat to shore, and the diary he left shows he was very aware that what he was doing could end in death. More messed up is the missionary group he worked for praised him as a martyr while his dad cursed them for convincing his young son to go toward his untimely death.
regardless of which he was still dumb to go there period. Trying to force people into your beliefs like this even at the cost of your own life is quick way for people not to feel sorry for his death. He's a big boy, he shouldn't be convinced by anyone to do anything unless he can't think for himself, which seems to be the case.
Not to mention the disease he could bring to the islanders.
Former/Recovering Evangelical Here- Sadly, the last person he saw that gave him his final "Spread The GOOD NEWS!" pep talk was my youth pastor from high school. I'm disgusted, but also grateful I found my way out of such a toxic, dangerous bigoted and racist culture....
@@beanieb41186 Oh Personal Diety! What was his reaction when he found out that Mr. Chau was killed?
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
This got me thinking about the sheer amount of history that will forever be lost. The tribe arrived on this island via boats thousands of years ago and have never left. Makes me wonder what that tribe was like before arriving here, and how much of their advancements like sea travel were lost, or what was gained afterwards.
oof
Well it is an island that can barely support a couple of hundred hunter-gatherers. I'd imagine incest destroyed their gene-pool.
They likely arrived there when the sea levels were lower.
Also if I remember reading correctly the missionary wasn't killed right away they tried to scare him off multiple times by shooting arrows near him but not at him it wasn't until he got to close and wouldn't go away I thought that's what some fishermen witness but I could be wrong
Yeah basically they kept chasing him off and he ran down the beach screaming "Christianity tho" and they got sick of it and killed his ass. and then they killed him for real.
The North Sentinelese were being very polite to Mr. Chau.
From what we know he was making repeated attempts to communicate by leaving gifts and all. Once in an attack he was minorly saved as an arrow hit his Bible (which he had clung to his chest). Finally he went all alone, left behind his fisherman tout never to return
It was suicide through arrogance and stupidity.
Sydney G. Honestly, that might have been his goal. Go out as a martyr instead of the “shame” his religion sees suicide as. Either way, he still risked the lives of the Sentinelese by exposing them to pathogens.
"They're yelling and screaming while hurling spears at me. This is the perfect time to ask if they're ready to accept Jesus Christ as their lord and savior."
They survived 60,000 years without accepting Jesus and they will survive 60,000 more years without accepting Jesus.
@@sayandeepbasak257 geez. Antichrist much?
Yeah their people survived. Still no telling what awaits them when they die though. For that matter, they've merely survived. Would you really call the way they live living at all? I wouldn't. They don't even have fire yet! Literally the most fundamental invention of Humanity's history! I'd say it's pretty obvious they haven't accepted Jesus.
@@Father_Brother_Son lol Jesus who couldn't even save himself and killed by mortals will save you I mean even I am not a fool to believe in fairy tales like Jesus. You are cucked by Christianity. All that wait is hell for you Jesus is just a human sacrifice to the devil. No wonder Jesus didn't destroy devil because he can't. You people are corpse worshippers and you think you will go to heaven what a joke.
@@Father_Brother_Son why would you say they're not living a life? By your metric?
@@paulheap1982 they can't do something as simple as cook food, let alone have entertainment on demand and communicate with friends and family around the world. Would you voluntarily live like them?
I'm glad the Indian government made a law that forbids people from visiting the land of the Sentinelese so they can live in peace.
I wish that native Hawaiians had gotten the same courtesy. I worry about them now with the housing and water crisis
It's in Indian philosophy to live and let others live
@@missg8861 Could be fixed at any point if the government cared. Hawaii should be a native reservation, not a tourist destination.
@@frenchbreadstupidity7054 Yes exactly. That’s something I’m really passionate about but it’s so hard to get through to the people who think that Hawaii owes them everything because tourism keeps it “afloat” in their words. People refuse to admit the damage that’s been done there because they are so desperate to have their vacation spot.
@@missg8861 idk much about hawaii, but I'm just curious, do the natives really want to go back to the tribal way of living?
This is all we need to know about these people. They clearly want to be left alone.
John Chau not only broke numerous laws in his attempt to convert these people, after being sent packing with a broken canoe and arrow wounds, HE WENT BACK. The natives made it clear they didn't want him there, forced him to leave with non-critical wounds, and he continued to flaunt both the laws of India and the rules of hospitality in the hopes of converting them. And it got him dead. It could have been worse smh
Seemed like he took each escalating attack as some sort of "sign from God" that he should keep trying. He read the signs wrong.
Worse than dead lol?
@@johnblaze6269 His actions could have resulted in spreading diseases to these people, which could have been far more devastating than one single death. He could have unintentionally wiped out an entire people.
@@johnblaze6269 they could have simply tortured for hours or days before killing killing him
He wanted to be a martyr imo. The approach is just so wrong.
I’m surprised their isolated gene pool hasn’t caused more issues for them.
We wouldn't know if it did though. I would say it is probably a genetic issue at this point
alot of inbreeding for sure
It's caused absolutely uncountable issues but they are simply unobserved.
youve got a point here, it may actually be an issue.
Maybe it has; we have no way to know. However, isolated societies throughout history have developed a number of ways to deal with the results of inbreeding to include executing any child that shows signs of defects or preventing people who aren't "normal" from reproducing. I'm not saying the Sentinelese do that but it's one of the possibilities. Inbreeding is a problem when it reinforces recessive genes that have negative consequences. In theory, a society could eventually cull out all the problematic genes through selective reproduction although as far as I know that has never happened. I've read that cheetahs are so inbred that they don't reject a skin graft from another cheetah. I suppose the same sort of thing could happen with people.
Indian Navy helicopter crew (flying over North Sentinel Island after the 2004 tsunami): I wonder if any of the North Sentinelese survived the tsunami?
After getting a bunch of arrows shot at them: They're trying to kill us, which means everything's fine. We can leave.
These people fascinate me and I want to know more about them. At the same time, I know they want to be left alone and you have to respect that. They're doing something right to have existed on that island all this time and not "progressed".
They are cave men. It doesn't take a lot of smarts to count to two.
@@chuckrobinson599 Bullshit, they are pretty advanced. Shows your own damned ignorance and prejudice here
they are just one of the few tribes that have had rare contact with the rest of the world. they never figured out how to leave and clearly dont want to. wouldnt say they are doing something right when they are just doing what they know
the modern world is suffocating. I can't help but feel jealous of these people who live such simple lives far from society. I agree they should be left alone, despite how curious I am of their way of life
@@chuckrobinson599 😂😂😂
also, these isolated island tribes are actually excellent at surviving natural disasters because of their oral stories they keep about them. one tribe near the sentinelese had a wisetale that spoke of when there is great rumbling under your feet, a wall of water will arrive.
...not quite as good as seizmometers etc. but not doing too badly.
I recall people assuming the Sentinelese were probably wiped out by the 2004 tsunami, but after doing some flyovers, realized they survived just fine.
@@pneron2032 If it works to keep you safe, it IS as good as a SEISmometer. 🙄
@@Farah101 ...that's like saying a donkey is as good as a truck because they both get you from A to B
Even though their isolated from the rest of the world, I believe the Sentinelese are well aware of the life threatening risks if they allow outsiders onto their land, as mentioned in the video. I don't blame them for being defensive neither! Plenty of other islands folks can visit...
This makes me wonder about alien contact with us here on earth. Without opening a can of conspiracies and debate; suppose if an advanced alien race made contact with us - alien tourists as an example. Could just interaction with them cause a cross-species virus to infect and kill us all? Makes you wonder.
They are most likely scared of outsiders as they’ve never seen them but I doubt they know of diseases bc yk they can’t count above 2 and are very very uninformed which sucks but we can’t help
*they’re isolated. But yes, well said.
@@cadonhull1916 thats not how that works. You can be aware of disease and not really understand it
@@merikano2985 hopefully their physiology would be so radically different that we wouldn’t be affected by any disease that they can get
Leave them alone.. they have every right to fear outsiders, we don’t have the best track record for keeping any promises.
On second thought, what you said is darn true.
Although I don't think we should bother these people, I can see that you are the kind of idiot that would say "leave them alone!" And then when you see how sick they get with no medicine, or how they treat there young, you would say "help them!" A bleeding heart I think they call it.
@@rosaryvsbanpaia can thank the British for that
@@wedgeantilles1498 not everyone is small minded enough to only believe that their culture’s way of living should be the standard for everyone’s way of living. Sorry to break that to you 🌚.
@@mesij6798 you are literally pointing out what I was saying. None of it had anything to do with my own personal beliefs or ideas.
What the Sentinelese don't know, they don't miss.
The weather is warm enough all year round not to need fire for warmth. They get enough nutrition from eating food raw. Keeping a fire lit 24/7 is a pain when it is used only occasionally. The Bow and Arrow harvest food when they find it, so it is wise to know how to make them and use them.
you need a fire for far more than warmth. You need it for cooking (as humans thrive off of cooked food). Fire also used to keep away dangerous animals and bugs. If they knew how to make it, they would. Further eating raw fish can be dangerous. You're right they have what they need to survive but obviously they would benefit tremendously with a bit of technology. I do wonder why they are so territorial.
Humans need (or benefit from) cooked for for nutrition (it has other benefits, as the last poster said). It's unlikely that they never learned to make fire (unless they once knew but forgot, but that also seems somewhat unlikely). Humans have had fire for hundreds of thousands of years from the time of early Homo sapiens (and likely earlier; it predates Homo sapiens).
@@Initium1000 They’ve been living for thousands of years. They have technology. They have fire. They’re completely fine.
@@Initium1000 Eating Fresh water fish raw is dangerous. I think living where they do for tens of thousands of years they have learned to identify which fish they should and should not eat.
@@Initium1000 they've kept a steady population for thousands of years. I think if the way they were living didn't suit them they wouldn't have made it this far.
Ignorance is bliss, they have no need to worry about so many of the world's troubles, and in a way I envy that.
Good for them for "handling" uninvited guests. Obviously they have been surviving well without interlopers.
The North Sentinelese's "Stand Your Ground" law is the toughest enforced on Earth.
I would love to see a series on more uncontacted and isolated tribes. Since everyone and their uncle doesn’t understand my comment, I WOULD LIKE THIS CHANNEL TO DO MORE REPORTS ON THIS TRIBE, IT WOULD BE GREAT TO LEARN ABOUT WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE TRIBES NOT VISIT THEN, I HOPE THAT IS CLEAR!
I assume there are a lot in the Amazon Rainforest
Same
No there aren't many uncontrolled people i would rather it stayed that way. We get near them then they get sick and die from the common cold
YES SAME PLEASE MAKE THIS A SERIES
@@colleenellis1548 yeah they don't need our diseases, they seem fine as they are. Let them be, plus they'll kill ya if u try and rightfully so
Some people suspect that it was the presence of female anthropologists that made the Sentenilese believe the party was peaceful. Previously it was always ever men trying to enter the island. One man was saved from being killed by an arrow because a Sentenilese woman smacked the man with the bow to make him stop. This suggests the Sentenilese have a culture with women defining peace and men defining war.
Intriguing
Interesting; you may be right. I never heard of anyone else suggesting that.
The sword and shield. Men and women have rolls in life. GENDER IS REAL.
But no women would want to be their baby piping machine if caught.
@@FirstNameLastName-ug7rp Sweet,sweet buttery rolls fresh from the oven.
It's wild to me that they don't use fire. How on earth can they tolerate the inherent parasites and bacteria in wild game and ground water? It's really impressive that they've survived for so long
They probably know about local foods or remedies that work on their bodies and/or have genetic mutations that help them work in their favor, i.e. malaria and sickle cell trait.
Much like how we built immunities for various diseases and such, they too have, probably, built up resistance and immunities to such things.
natural eating isn't that toxic if your body is healthy
@@mandyconnecteddogs That is inaccurate. Health doesn't matter if you get roundworms or other parasites. They'll subsist on you regardless. It's about what years of evolution in an isolated place would have done. Sickle cell trait, for example isn't healthy at all, but it helps against malaria.
@@muvaofpearl there are plenty of plant remedies to deal with parasites, I'm pretty sure they know what to use after so many years of survival. humans didn't just survive by chance prior to modern medicine. sure, serious things probably kill people off, but they do today in our modern world as well, like care accidents and so on..... I really don't think it's all that different regarding living to be honest. there's a plant for pretty much every ailment. my point was Simply to point out that the way they eat and live is probably healthier than us. I doubt they have obesity, diabetes and so on as issues. Health totally matters in how your body deals with any attack, it's the most important thing of all. OF COURSE, we are not bullet proof, but a healthy body gives a healthy immunity and a higher chance of survival from all parasites, injuries and ailments. who knows what plant medicine they use to keep going. the most interesting thing is the small gene pool..... and how that would affect such a tribe
"Many men have tried to make contact, only to end in misery and suffering."
*My dating life in a nutshell.*
OMG!! You're hilarious. 🤣🤣
This is really weird. I was up last night for hours watching a documentary on this tribe and several other uncontacted tribes in the Amazon. So facinating.
Oh lord….. let the rabbit hole begin 🤣. I’m going to be watching videos on this for the next 8 hours lol
it would be nice if you identified the actual photographs of the island, and its people , as distinguished form the stock pictures you use for most of it.
To be fair, we haven't been able to photo them beyond like 3 pictures because, you know, theyre uncontacted
Though obviously not in great detail, some of these tribal members can be spotted on Google Earth. There is a cove on the island's north shore where figures of them are seen on the beach and in the shallow water.
Also visible just off the northwest corner of the island is the Primrose shipwreck. After the ship ran aground and the crew was rescued in 1981, the locals were seen scuttling the craft, which quickly became a source of metal for their tools & weapons.
Okay karen
Yeah, a little distinction would be good for those who can't tell the difference 👍
True. I don't know if these ppl are related to Indians or Africans.
It's a myth that the Sentinelese don't have fire. A person named Pandit visited them in 1967 and wrote about how they live in huts built facing each other, with a carefully-tended fire outside each one. Also, ships in the 1990s described seeing bonfires on the beach at night.
Facts
thank you for stating that they're not exclusively hostile, they're just untrusting due to disease that ravaged them because of visitors. and yeah, a colonel abducted a child and an old couple, the old man died, and the colonel quickly returned the disease ridden woman and child to the island, where likely many died because of that. i'm not sure where you got the 6 from.
like you said, a documentary filmmaker struck up a mutual relationship with them for decades. they were hostile at first, but then accepted the gifts he'd give, and would wave to him, smile, and when they didn't feel like him visiting, would make rude gestures to show that he's not welcome WITHOUT harming him. they have also been observed dancing, singing and playing and laughing. i feel like mainstream portrayal of them dehumanises them and paints them as not people, but strange, violent animals, the way they're talked about is not how we talk about human beings. them defending their island from the people that have wiped out most of their people is perfectly reasonable.
I wonder if there are different tribes though - some aggressive to outsiders, some less hostile. We're talking about a 23 square mile island. I think it's reasonable to assume there are multiple tribes of islanders as opposed to one large tribe.
^^^
It's been a long time now and I'm still not entirely convinced that the new narrator isn't Stephen Colbert playing a long con.
They sound the same lol
@@zazzyboy8592 they literally don't
It's not I've been following for a long time and he use to show his face
You really had to upload a video on the Sentinels right before I went to bed didn't you...
The annual Sentinel rabbit hole begins!
Imagine the crazy stories they tell about the outside world.
Literally anything even slightly out of the ordinary would be told as some great adventure, like how when one of their ancestors was brave enough to venture off into another island to get food and supplies from the other 4 Andaman tribes.
This channel is my favorite. I work nights and live about 15 minutes from work, so when I leave work at 2am, I turn on a video from this channel and it makes the drive feel so quick and keeps me going.
IF they have yet to discover fire, then tell me what the hell did that early ship see when they reported seeing " a multitude of lights" on the shore as they sailed past? I dont think they had flashlights yet, So Im calling bullshit.
it may have just stormed and they got fire before the ship saw? use your brain
@@TehOrvile Highly unlikely that they would be hanging around lighting multiple fires at the beach where the wind could put them out, instead of secluded behind bushes near their homes where it will actually be useful.
"Yet to discover how to make fire."
They have bows and arrows but can't make fire. Lol ok....
They said that if they need fire they need to wait for lightning. Most likely they have one communal fire they task the whole village with keeping alive and light other fires off of the main communal fire. This isn't an uncommon practice throughout history, they just dont know how to make fire from scratch as far as we know
“The crew took no interest and just sailed on.”
One of the best decisions ever made. People in horror movies could learn from them.
"Fuck this...",
@@ihave3dogs2 we would have no movie. Movies rely on people picking the bold option, horror movies just need more likeable idiots.
@@alfredgomez3128 Indeed. Stupidity makes the movie at times.
Every fact that has been stated here is accurate...I can vouch for that..as my husband's family are early settlers of Andaman...and have heard plenty of stories about the aboriginal tribes there including Sentinelese, Jarwas, Ongies....
Can you tell me something about these people pl I wanna know
If they really have been on that island for 60,000 years, then the Sentinelese are the closest we will ever get to seeing our ancestors that first left Africa.
Humans have only been on this planet for 6000 years. We were engineered by ETs.
@@SixthDream uh huh
There's a lot of noise and confusion out there, and people can't find any common ground. I'm glad we can all agree that the Sentinelese should be _left the eff alone._
Not everyone agrees. Some Christians think they need to go convert them
Idk i think we shouldn't just let them live like animals or at least show them how to do things. If I can't be left alone then I don't see why they should be
@@johnnyslokes2712 Were you not listening when he covered the dangers of even interacting with them? A single touch could doom the entire civilization if scientists are right about them not having been able to develop their immune systems to even minor illnesses!
@@imahumanperson361 I feel like they will somehow be just fine, modern medicine exists. Theres no reason they are allowed to be left alone but I can't be, they should have to be apart of society just like everyone else, I dont see why they should be exempt
@@imahumanperson361 Also we already exist without them being part of society so regardless of outcome, not much would change.. it would be okay.
What if the world's most isolated tribe is a tribe that we still haven't discovered?
The only undiscovered part of the world by now is under water. They’d have to be living deep in the ocean, but surely they wouldn’t be considered human if they could breathe underwater.
Can you discover something that people already know about? They know they're there. We might learn about them for the first time, but we're not discovering anything.
*hits blunt* whoa, mayn
Here's what I wonder as an American. What if there are native tribes still inhabiting the remote areas of the Rocky Mountains and surrounding national parks? Almost no one ever goes in some of those areas, theoretically they could survive there without any contact with outside civilization. A group of Cherokee for years hid in Appalachia to avoid being removed and finally were given a North Carolina reservation when they came out of hiding.
@@Jess-737 I was about to ask that too, the Amazon forest is still very vast. At this rate though we will find all tribes in the Amazonians with all trees gone. It hurts to see the Google Earth images...
I often daydream about moving out into the middle of a forest and just living off the land, not having any responsibilities. Obviously I don’t have the same reasons as the sentinel peoples but I can understand them wanting to remain isolated at all costs.
Ever seen the movie “into the wild”
Currently in Andaman Islands chilling on the beach and watching this video feels nice ❤️
This John Allen Chau, who unsuccessfully and in vain tried to convert these people to his believe, it's often said that God works in mysterious ways, this was one of them, these people were meant to be left alone.
I aplaud them for being able to hold out so long. Outsiders do not have the right to impose themselves. Let them be as they wish.
Exactly. Thats why the European settlers who imposed on the Native Americans are to be commended.....
@@davidhintz1 what about black and others in us? You hypocrite racist
@@davidjoelsson4929 black people were forced to move to America... did you forget about the deep roots of chattel slavery (slavery in general because it’s still happening) in the US? Just because you are uncomfortable with people discussing the terrible acts that white people have committed throughout out history doesn’t make it racist. I imagine you are just refusing to feel guilty for a system that was built by people like you to benefit people like you and to suppress everybody else.
@@buddyboii8534 it is very racist. Your leaving out others did and only focusing one. How about african warlord cheifs who sold slaves to merchants?
@@buddyboii8534 how about the arab slave trade that influenced and even idea the european powers got from to colonize and buy slaves
May I recommend a video about William Buckland. He believed that every animal was a gift of food from God, so he set out to eat every animal on the planet. His meals included, roasted mole, stewed bluebottles, mice on toast and (bizarrely) the mummified heart of Louis the XIV.
What a strange man. Jerky heart…
Seriously? Oh Personal Diety!
Sounds appetizing:)
Amazing people! How strong and beautiful! They must have endured and survived so much! Respect their wishes!
I think the "Leave Brittany alone!" Guy should be yelling about leave the tribes alone.
Dude that's like 10 years old 😂😂
@@James_r4276 but very relevant
@@James_r4276 give him a break. He's been living on a island for 10 years and just got internet access
I miss that guy
Britney
It was absolutely selfish of Chau to trespass onto their island.
to convert them of all things! and that ego got him killed.
Missionaries are brain dead zombies
The video said nobody knows what happened but the kid himself wrote that the sentinelise had warned him off for DAYS prior to him finally being killed. A kid even skillfully planted an arrow within his bible as he held it in his hand as a final warning and he did not heed it. They found his journal ofc with his last entry saying he was going to keep trying. 🤦🏽
@@MK-js8zv murderers are illegal
It was. He got what he deserved.
Wait! It was a female anthropologist, Madhumala Chattopadhyay, Who first made successful contact in the 1990s with the Sentinelese! She is the one who gave them the coconuts, and it is thought that because she was a woman that they accepted her. Super cool story.
Man Idk how but your videos just get better and better. Thanks for all the amazing content!
The audio during the curiosity stream ad spikes up really loud. Startled the shit out of me
I don't blame them. The outside world sucks.
It is what you make it.
Try living a year without modern amenities like dentists, washing machines, painkillers and penicillin. As Moose Knuckle says, it's what you make if it. If your think the world sucks, it's probably you that suck.
@@ErikBramsen um we survived thousands of years without that stuff.
@@gamblerssensei7607
Um, and 50% of all newborns didn't reach adulthood. Of those that did, 50% of all men died a violent death.
@@ErikBramsen the comment you got here is why some people need to be left alone relax dude
The Sentinelese: "GET OUT OF MY ROOM I'M PLAYING MINECRAFT".
Oddly enough, this missionary kids' dad was my teenage psychiatrist.
I just believe all those years of studying in college means only a wad of notes for these imbeciles.
Dad failed with the kid, lol!
@@h2oteen Well, he did have his license suspended at one point. But to be fair, psychiatrists are only useful for prescribing drugs.
"He has the most who is most content with the least"
- Diogenes
“I was looking for the bones of your father but I could not tell them apart from those of a slave”
Diogenes to Alexander III
missionary guy: "god will protect me and tame these savages..."
god: "muhfucka you're on your own..."
God gave him 2 chances to leave, but he wanted to keep playing games
As a Christian it hurts to know that people don't use wisdom to identify danger, smh. God helps those who helps themselves.
I remember an asian guy who is a Christian missionary went to one of the indigenous people's land and get killed.
if those people "live in god's hands."
whose side do you think "god" would be on?
indigenous people in North America acted like Christ...and USA slaughtered them for it.
god: "i will guide those arrows to missionary tiny dick"
sentinalies 1 Christians 0
This is what all indigenous tribes should have done in the first place.
The world wouldn't be in the mess it's in otherwise
So woke and smart, you are. So virtuous and better than everyone else, everyone really cares.
@@gram. you seem like a troll
spitting nothing but facts
@@gram. get ur panties outta that knot and learn the history of ur own people.
Lots of them did do that, but they got overpowered
How exactly do you count “uncontacted tribes” if they haven’t been contacted?
They seem to know a lot about these tribes that we aren't allowed to contact
Do you really feel comfortable leaving this comment on a video about all the ways we know about an uncontacted tribe?
It's not really true that the North Sentinelese people are "uncontacted," anyway. Several major attempts have been made to establish contact between them and the outside world. They responded pretty clearly and unequivocally to those attempts: "No."
@@Nmwhat I doubt there's any real uncontacted tribes because if they were uncontacted then we wouldn't even know they exist. Humans don't like to leave people alone.
@@johnnyslokes2712 There are also some groups in the Amazon, Papua New Guinea, and central Africa who have never been officially contacted by outsiders. But much like the Sentinelese, those people obviously know that outsiders exist and that those outsiders have very different clothes, technology, culture, etc. They’ve just chosen to remain separate from said outsiders.
Reminds me of the old Civ games where the whole world has modernized, then you discover this one warrior outpost that has somehow held out against the test of time. 😂
"You have discovered scrolls of ancient wisdom"
Fusion Power and Advanced Flight
Haha love civ 2
What's amazing is that they developed the bow and arrow independently of any other culture, yet apparently don't know how to make fire? I'd find that hard to believe.
I wonder if the reason they're now hostile is that the original people that contacted them and were warmly received, perhaps gave the tribe an illness and caused suffering/death
I personally don't believe they don't know how to make fire.
There's no evidence that they developed the bow and arrow independently, though. In previous centuries they may have had contact with outsiders just long enough to witness archery from an outside source, which they could have adopted. Or they might have developed it independently without outside help. Who knows.
They probably had bows and arrows already when they migrated there from Africa.
They must know how to use fire, because if they dont then that means they dont cook food and that means they literally cannot get the necessary nutrients anatomically modern homo sapiens require to survive. Learning to cook is one of the things that spurred our evolution, its very hard to believe one tribe just never got the memo, tens of thousands of years after every single other human did
@@pneron2032 they're not from africa
Amazing that the government has taken to protecting them by leaving them alone, hopefully their peace remains for a long time to come
Probably because it would cost too many resources to do otherwise. It's not like they are sitting on a pile of gold or something, aren't they? So no reason to get involved either.
@@wu1ming9shi they might, it's just that theres no way to find out without wiping out local population
You look and sound just like everybody else with blue hair and pale skin
At least COVID won’t harm them
No fire. That’s the bit that got me. Imagine not having discovered fire. That really takes us back in time. Mind blowing. Yet they’ve survived so many events. Have seen flying machines, modern ships etc. what must they think the rest of the world looks like. When the women were returned in the late 1800s I presume they told their tribe of what they saw. So do they still imagine we live in Victorian times society? So many wondrous questions that hopefully we’ll never know the answer to. It’s a shameful reflection on us that they only know the bad side to the rest of the world. Kidnappers, arrogant bible bashers and bloody tourists.
Living the life these guys do sounds like heaven. No need to worry about the problems of modern life
Just fantastic!
One of the most fascinating posts ever-
Thank you for the shade on the late John Allen. Yes, he did just try like the others, BUT he was too blinded and stubborn thinking he’d be the tribe’s “savior” even AFTER he was attacked.
When we look at them, we look at a living history. When they look at us, they look at a living future.
It’s all fun and games until someone makes a really bad move. And by bad move, I mean by trying to modernize them. Which will cause North Sentinel Island to become a world superpower.
@@cookedcandy3 and exactly how will they become a superpower? they dont have nukes, factories, etc.
@@user-nn8no8pw1o
Do you honestly have no sense of humor? Tell me, where exactly is the island of isolation that you have been living on?
@@christopherdiedrich40 ok like ill just tell Christopher Columbus which island I live in
@@user-nn8no8pw1o bad news girl, rule number one of internet is to never take it seriously
Him: they don't know how to create fire.
Also him: their existence was first known of when a ship saw lights on the shore of an island
Why am i not surprised the British had a hand In them being hostile
Imagine that! The British trying to take over another race, and there land. I can’t see that! 😂
it's always the bri ish innit
Honestly, good for them. They're better off without contact from the outside.
I find it hard to believe that they can't figure out how to make fire
Right??
Fat Tom Hanks figured out how to make fire.
I think they can. It's possible that *we* haven't seen them when they make fire
Holy cow, I was just thinking of these guys this morning!
Best video, best content, best channel!! Thank you so much for your continued effort on these dope ass videos!!
If all the missionaries were met this way the world would be a much better place.
Would it? Would you rather live in the stoneage? If so, put down the IPhone and move to the Amazon.
@@pneron2032 lol try somewhere else
@@triptinath5675 Not "trying anything". I am entitled to comment.
@@pneron2032 where was Jesus when he needed him?
@@pneron2032dumbest comment ever
For a tribe that’s never been in contacted by the outside world there were a lot of close up photos.
Maybe there's a great interstellar or even intergalactic community out there and to them we're the Sentinelese.
But we don't chase aliens away
@@medicamedico4335 Are you sure? If aliens have ever come to Earth, it's entirely possible that they did not receive a warm welcome. Some humans may consider ourselves to be "enlightened" and accepting, but by and large we don't react well to things we don't understand and that could be threatening. We still hate and kill even other humans over silly things like skin colour, or sexual preferences. I think that any intelligent aliens out there have very good reason to expect hostility from Earth even if contact hasn't been made yet.
@@jayb8934 but when it comes to the bible, God, Jesus, angels, that superstition religion stuff? assuming u must be a ashiest or agnostic
@@Moodboard39 because that is superstition lol
@@Moodboard39 I'm not sure what you're asking. What does religion have to do with this?
A+ video!
LOVE IT! What a fascinating tribe!
Great short story! Can u also do one on people who live in the Amazon?
Too bad the North American Indigenous peoples didn't react the same way to the 1st Europeans!!
They did and lost
@@eq1373 At least they fought back
@FIGHTFANNERD9 Yes And?
Ah! I was hoping this video would cover the abandoned ship on the Northern Shore of the Island.
If you go on Google Earth and scan the Northern portion of the island, you’ll clearly see an old abandoned ship.
I wonder if that’s one of the ships from the 1800s.
It would be a great study in anthropology if the reason the North Sentinelese leave it there is to remember the evils of the outer world that are trying to infiltrate their world.
That’s cool af
Very Nice Interesting Video, Great Narration, Thank You for Educating Us 😃✌️👏🏻👌🏻
It's also possible that the Sentinelese have diseases we don't have immunity to as well.
Certain things in our planet have to be untouched and undisturbed. The Sentinelese are one among those precious things.
"things"?😂
I wouldn't mind living in an isolated society. I wouldn't have to worry about earning enough money to take care of my family, where I'll live, or, what's going on with all the self centered politicians.
Instead you'll have to worry about whether there will be food this winter, if your uncle likes you enough to share his watering hole with your tribe, and what to do about the wound on your leg that won't heal.
I don't think you understand what you'd be getting yourself into.
Everything thinks the survival life is fun and games till all you think about is food and water 24/7
Wow, the ignorance is real! Try to remember, ALL of us are descended from hunter/gatherer societies, and that most indigenous societies who've made contact with modern cultures, have received little to no benefit from that interaction, and many have either been wiped out entirely, or mourne the loss of their entire way of life. Which they highly preferred. Primitive doesn't mean inferior. All people who've lived in harmony with their land, have discovered ways to treat various wounds and ailments with the various plants and animals around them, and quite a few modern medicines are derived/ refined from plants, even today. In fact, there are so many chronic illnesses, stress, depression and diseases plaguing modern man, I'd bet those who've given modernity the finger, live healthier & happier than everyone living with a smartphone, a sense of entitlement, constant stress and a much higher chance of chronic pain or disease today. ASSuming that the modern lifestyle is better, because of all the modern conveniences that are slowly killing us, is like thinking that the incarcerated are happier, because they don't have to pay bills or go broke paying medical expenses. Oh yeah, those poor, cancer-free savages! They don't even have iphones, imagine the horror! They're never going to know the joys of road rage or having their company's CEO get away with stealing their pension fund! We must help the poor unfortunates... their staunch defense against anyone who tries to land is probably the best decision they have ever made, despite not even figuring out how to light a fire
Agreed. 99% of our modern society is noise. Greedy sociopaths constantly attempting ways into my head in order to manipulate me into buying shit I don't want, or need in order to take the money I earn working a job I hate. Leave these people the fuck alone!
I want to know more about the tribes we HAVE met and how they were treated. If any of them faired better than others and how they managed or if they were just lucky
There are several videos saying cooked food was found and spotting of fires so I'm not so sure they are unable to make fire
Not only does this channel teach me history and mystery's but also new phrases "nuclear family" I love ya'll
Missionary: Hey, do you have time to learn about your Lord and savior?
Sentinelize people: You get to meet him.
UNO reverse
Love it!!!
John believed in a fairytale and it got him killed. Foolish man.
I love this for them. Incredible
Respect! They know how to maintain strong boundaries! 😊
At this point in time, sounds phenomenal to me!! Leave these people alone, they don’t need a thing from anyone!
They're being left alone so anthropologist can study them, there's no benovelent motivation in it. You can bet if there was gold on their island, they'd all be gone tomorrow.
@@chuckrobinson599 I thought the same thing. Greedy people are wondering what valuable goods, minerals, etc. are there definitely. Anyone who can use a bow and arrow to catch fish has my respect and I surely wouldn’t mess with them!
@@chuckrobinson599 true
"The tribe" Actually, 3 distinct tribes live on the island. One is cautious but eventually accepting, which is how those images were taken. But the more encountered one is protective of their island and want no outsiders.
I really hate how little research this channel does. It's disappointing each time.
I didn't know anything about this tribe or that they even existed before this video. If I want to know more, I'll look into it. Otherwise, it's a net gain.
@@WickedScott True, but I just get frustrated when info is wrong because it isn't that hard to find this info. It's definitely 3 separate tribes who respond differently to people visiting.
The main visitor who documented them said how some days they were accepting but shy, and others they were dangerous and protective. Imagine one day you're taking photos with the camp and the next day you return to have arrows shot at you.
It's just an interesting thing to know. There's a good chance that visitors have only seen the protective tribe while the more shy one hid and watched. Who even knows, but it's definitely different people with different views of their own island.
i looked it up but it just mentions one tribe. where have you heard there are three?
The North Sentinelese are the only tribe living on North Sentinel Island.
I call BS on the "They don't know how to make fire" thing.
Even our hominin ancestors knew how to make fire.
yeah, I agree. Just because we haven't seen them make fire doesn't mean that they don't know how to
but a lot of our ancestors needed to know how to make fire. they all lived in different continents, with different temperatures & some also lived through ice ages. these guys probably live in a warm place, where fire isn’t as necessary
@@wolfzmusic9706 nonsense
@@boob72 it isn’t
@@wolfzmusic9706 Ego centric western nonsense.