FreediiFree i was picturing a person who willingly made those weird sounds the entire video and it made me laugh so hard. like imagine you work there and is doing research for the next video and then that person goes “hGauG” in the other room LMFAOO
I'd wish they also talked about the Cannibalistic practices from indigenous people in Brazil. To summarize it, when a tribe would capture a soldier from a rival tribe, they would normally cook and eat him so they could acquire his powers. But the cool part is that the captured soldier would mostly be cool with it and would treat the whole thing as an honor. At most cases, the enemy tribe would even serve all of the prisoners needs and wills, tending to him as a respected guest. The whole thing was a spectacle, the prisoner would even need to pretend to have escaped just to be "captured" again, and if walking feast were to show any signs of fear or sadness, they would deem him as unworthy of consumption and would return him to his former tribe (there he would be casted away for cowardice).
Cannibal: Need a hand? Person: Sure Cannibal: Okay,I'll be back *goes,then comes back with a human hand that's clearly been recently chopped off* Person: wtf dude I thought you meant some help!! You're insane!! *runs away* Cannibal: You still want the hand to eat though? Person,shouting as running away: WHAT?? NO Cannibal: well,guess I gotta eat it... *eats* hmm.. d e l i c i o u s
My Ancestors were Caribs (actual Name were the "Kalinagos") and it wasn't 100% proven that all Caribs were Cannibals.. Christopher Columbus and some of his crew just saw a group of Caribs near some Greasy fried up Meat and *thought* it was Human flesh. The Caribs treated him nice because they had never seen a white man or advanced ships in their life so they thought he was a type of God but in reality Caribs in our History Books were actually war like (There is another race that were actually peaceful and are known as "Taino" but are more popularly known as "Arawaks") and there is a theory that said the main reason they ate Human flesh was because they believed that the warrior spirit/skill of a Carib still lies in their flesh when they die so in order to strengthen their warriors they would eat off some of the meat from their fallen Brothers for their skills in combat. This Theory shows that yes, Most *Carib warriors* might of been Cannibals but other Caribs weren't
I have a pretty deep fear of cannibals and always have, might even be a phobia. This video was INCREDIBLY difficult to watch but I did appreciate it, I needed to learn about the subject and appreciate it being discussed in a way that is not overly gruesome or gory. So thanks.
I’m the same way, I was scrolling through the comments while watching the video to find people who also find this disturbing and terrifying to not feel as scared.
Hey TED-ED hope you read this, Can you please make an animation on the origins of TED and how it expanded. Love to see how your hard work rewarded you with your success.
@@adrianbrody1683 this video is about the history of cannibalism, and just because they mentioned something bad that Columbus did, it's liberal propaganda?
@@ionastewart8814 Thank you, I don't know why I reacted like that... I suppose I get a bit reactionary too when I see comments like that, but you're right, there's no point anyway.
Actually there were cannibals in the Caribbean but the ones he said were weren't it was basically their neighbours the kalinagos that were cannibals so he wasn't lying but he was lying
Artsy Aries well I think Cannibalism has almost always been viewed as a taboo or morally unacceptable, but when you haven’t eaten in a month or two it isn’t hard to convince yourself to eat your fellow man, especially if he/she is already dead.
@@Dell-ol6hb There are many cases of cannibalism occuring in sieges most recent example is the siege of Leningrad in WW2. Starvation will convince you to eat anything.
it was a really old custom that nobody practices now, and treated like an exaggerated metaphor for filial piety but FYI, buns dipped in human blood (usually from executed criminals) were a popular folk remedy for tuberculosis until the early 20th century in China, documented in Lu Xun's story "Medicine"
My sociology teacher had a teacher in university that was invited to participate in a cannibalistic ritual of a tribe nearby our state. He was, however, forbidden from retelling exactly what happened as it was a religious pratice of those people, and therefore not only protected by law no matter what but by his own promise to the tribe. Dude just ate someone's leg and can't even tell what it tasted like. Smh.
During the Bengal famine of 1943, cannibalism of old people was really common. It was a horrible time, people were dying, it gives me goosebumps till this date whenever I think about this calamity. You know, hunger is terrible force, it can make you do things that are otherwise considered immoral and unethical.
I went to a place called Cheddar Gorge, a place in england where the practice of making cheddar cheese was first made in the caves there. They also had a museum of all the people who used to live in those caves and they found evidence of cannibalism within those communities who lived in the caves, really interesting :)
I love it how Ted ed gives relentless effort to make learning and education enjoyable and effective. Thank you so much for paving the path of light and spreading awareness
Me: alrighty it’s time for bed, I’ve checked my facebook, twitter, and all my social media platforms and.... TH-cam: ya want to watch a brief history for *cannibalism* ? *Me: i don’t need healthy sleep, i need answers.*
Tungus Badungus DePardeux Aztecs don’t really eat them. They usually made blood sacrifices, and not turning them into food. But yes, I also thought of this.
Cannibalism was actually quite common and well documented during the seige of tenochtitlan, the spaniards wrote it down, and the aztecs bragged about it in their few remaining texts that were spared by the franciscan monks.
Thank you, I used this during my class to explain about how people also stole mummies back then to use them as medical care. My teacher was happy to see me explain things.
Ted-Ed brings us the weirdest of topics and makes them great to watch. From the animation to the narrator to the story or to the topic themselves. Many thanks, Ted-Ed
Just - Miz (sanitized)a clean basic version with no dirt on what the man actually did to achieve his goal in America all we know is he discovered the land of the brave and was labeled a hero after.
I appreciate the international aspect of cannibalism pointed out in this video. In the past the claim of cannibalism came from colonizers perspectives.
me:
TH-cam recommendations: brief history of cannibalism
me: sure
lola o'neal literally my thought process
Same😂
lola o'neal right? I did the same thing.
Then I sent it to my little sister.
Just to brighten her day.
Same
lola o'neal
Two cannibals eating a clown: "does this taste funny to you?"
Lol 😂
Wow
It does actually!
Oh wait, i'm just eating you...
shikkakyuu they mean by me
Ajax Telamonian LOL
"It's made of mummified humans"
*medieval music stops*
starts*
*Japan still practicing cannibalism in the 1940s*
I thought this was already over with!
Literally
Holup'
........yumeko?
When the compliment "you're a snack" takes a whole new meaning
Standardsizedumbass Never heard that saying before. Is it a cannibal thing?
“Did it hurt when you fell from the vending machine?”
“I would take you to the movies, but they don’t allow snacks there”
Oh no
I love it
**snacc*
Ted-Ed: one of the only TH-cam channels whose animations make even the most morbid of topics actually watchable.
PyroPanda Studios school of life - their content is a little biased but you MIGHT like thier stuff too
morbid
nice
This and Kurzgesagt
So true!
Plus the narrator's voice
Dad * coughs *
One leg Jimmy: dammit not again
damn xD got me crackiin
UNDERRATED
Hes gonna be known as no leg jimmy now.
Loool
Lmfao 🤣
I'd like to be the voice actor who just makes odd grumbly noises for these videos lol
😙 senpai noticed me ☺️
FreediiFree i was picturing a person who willingly made those weird sounds the entire video and it made me laugh so hard. like imagine you work there and is doing research for the next video and then that person goes “hGauG” in the other room LMFAOO
I love this narrator
Lol 😂
I also volunteer
*Every fight is a food fight when you're a cannibal.*
Don't say, it hurts...
Jake the dog why did I read that in jake the dogs voice?
@@owlharris4408 Because you did young sir
Hi Jake
@Tran Tham why
*"you said we'd go to mcdonald's"*
*"son, i am the mcdonalds"*
AHAAHA NOOO
Oh no you didn't 😂😂😂😭😭
"we have food at home" 💀💀💀😭😭🖐️🖐️
ROFL
@@munglianzaw8693 "we have medicine at home"
_"if i die eat me"_
more like
*"if i die you all are coming with me"*
That was a set up right there
Dead person literally just said "bite me" huh
666 likes.... dun dun dunnnnn
Miftachul Hadi "If"
Why else was there a smiley face on the note?
Parent : " I'm so ill ..."
Child : *pulls out flesh* "Here this will help"
Parent : "Cheers mate "
loool
😂😂😂
I’m pretty sure at that point, it’s just a form of paying homage since their parents are basically going to die 😆
Oh my
@@ericw2391 mhm
I'd wish they also talked about the Cannibalistic practices from indigenous people in Brazil. To summarize it, when a tribe would capture a soldier from a rival tribe, they would normally cook and eat him so they could acquire his powers. But the cool part is that the captured soldier would mostly be cool with it and would treat the whole thing as an honor. At most cases, the enemy tribe would even serve all of the prisoners needs and wills, tending to him as a respected guest. The whole thing was a spectacle, the prisoner would even need to pretend to have escaped just to be "captured" again, and if walking feast were to show any signs of fear or sadness, they would deem him as unworthy of consumption and would return him to his former tribe (there he would be casted away for cowardice).
Prisoner: "Yaaay, I'm going to be eaten!"
Cannibal: "Nope, you're too cowardly, away with you!"
Prisoner: "NOoOoOoOo!!!"
man thanks for telling us. this is a very intersting and super weird fact.
Wow, that's actually very interesting.
I noticed they didn’t show any darker colored cannibals when they are very common in parts of Africa.
@@seriousnesstv7902 that’s because people tend to forget that Europeans also practiced cannibalism and it was widespread.
"I DO WISH WE COULD CHAT LONGER, BUT I’M HAVING AN OLD FRIEND FOR DINNER" : Hannibal Lecter
interesting
Ah yes
Ahhh yes. My favorite word. *hannibal*
@@abrar939 you don't know Dr. Lecter?
@@onepunchman1953 you don't know barka?
People: Do you know what we want with deep desire but don't yet know about it?
Ted: YES
@Daniel C Would you mind sharing the correct format?
Is your name really Mahboob?
Anns Mahboob I don’t see anything wrong, I giggled 🤣
@@venusinfla6427 Appreciat the positivity.
"Why aren't there more mummies?"
"Europeans ate them"
LMAO
They drank the sarcophagus juice
they even made colour paint from them -
@@alicecreamcake They even used the ashes as makeup. Dead bodies were also used for furniture, candles, etc, etc...
"Need a HAND?"
The phrase no cannibal can decline. 😂
Creative Iguana 😂😂😂
Are you offering
Or when you are in theatre arts, a cannibal says to you "Break a leg" 😬
"Nah, man, not hungry. Maybe later though." The cannibal's response.
Cannibal: Need a hand?
Person: Sure
Cannibal: Okay,I'll be back *goes,then comes back with a human hand that's clearly been recently chopped off*
Person: wtf dude I thought you meant some help!! You're insane!! *runs away*
Cannibal: You still want the hand to eat though?
Person,shouting as running away: WHAT?? NO
Cannibal: well,guess I gotta eat it... *eats* hmm.. d e l i c i o u s
What if this is the reason, why Cleopatra was never found?
My mind: *racing*
Oh my gosh
oH gOd
Omfg eye-
tasty
how about the skull?
i dont know how i got from "The science of macaroni salad" to "a brief history of cannibalism"
ahh yes
first one is more questionable ngl
ah
@@thegamergirl6164 e! i! o! u! du gehörst noch mit dazu!!
Man: *Dies*
All of his family: *PIZZA TIME*
Ew =_=
😂
ಠ︵ಠ
😂
ᴅᴇʟɪɢʜᴛғᴜʟʟʏ ᴅɪsᴛᴜʀʙɪɴɢ.
Did ik i needed this?
No.
Am i glad to have found it?
Very.
Smosh: *EVERY TED ED EVER*
Hotel? Trivago
Weird comment under a cannibalism video
@@franekkkkk or is it? 👀
grandma talking to her grandchildren: "aww you are so cute!! I could just gobble you up!!"
her grandchildren: **confused and panicked screaming**
Me: So what are we learning today?
TedEd: Eating People. You are about to watch the history of eating people.
BerserkTheKid And you did it too
XXXNINJAXXX BOY I did.
My Ancestors were Caribs (actual Name were the "Kalinagos") and it wasn't 100% proven that all Caribs were Cannibals.. Christopher Columbus and some of his crew just saw a group of Caribs near some Greasy fried up Meat and *thought* it was Human flesh.
The Caribs treated him nice because they had never seen a white man or advanced ships in their life so they thought he was a type of God but in reality Caribs in our History Books were actually war like (There is another race that were actually peaceful and are known as "Taino" but are more popularly known as "Arawaks") and there is a theory that said the main reason they ate Human flesh was because they believed that the warrior spirit/skill of a Carib still lies in their flesh when they die so in order to strengthen their warriors they would eat off some of the meat from their fallen Brothers for their skills in combat. This Theory shows that yes, Most *Carib warriors* might of been Cannibals but other Caribs weren't
MIGHT HAVE* BEEN
That's really cool! Thank you for sharing, unfortunately there are so many liars in history that it's hard to know the truth.
@@reharm_reality Your welcome
Mohsin Akram my ancestors were tanio
I ate Blake's finger and have obtained his MIGHTY STRENGTH
Now I'm so scared of humans. Imagine my boyfriend say "you look delicious" 😭😭
Armie Hammer enters the chat
"I could just eat you up! "
@Hero X thirsty littlebaby
Cant relate i dont have a lover :>
That can be a compliment or a threat
"If I'm dead, eat me! Thanks :)"
Ok
That had me *dead*
That's just organ donation with some extra steps.
Okie:)
"Do you _want_ us to get kuru?! Because _that's_ how you get _kuru!"_
People should never date cannibals. We can't be sure what they mean when they say, "I'd like to have you for dinner."
Zombie
Take it as a compliment. You look delicious :)
@ThunderDrummer Ahaha really smooth, mate :)
@@ZackeryCochran if she/he is a cannibal or you know what???
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
When he held out a banner saying 'Can I eat your @ss at home coming' its not what he meant
I have a pretty deep fear of cannibals and always have, might even be a phobia. This video was INCREDIBLY difficult to watch but I did appreciate it, I needed to learn about the subject and appreciate it being discussed in a way that is not overly gruesome or gory. So thanks.
anthropophagusphobia
I’m the same way, I was scrolling through the comments while watching the video to find people who also find this disturbing and terrifying to not feel as scared.
Hey TED-ED hope you read this,
Can you please make an animation on the origins of TED and how it expanded.
Love to see how your hard work rewarded you with your success.
And please discuss the iconic opening music too. It is awesome!
YEAH! that would be great! Especially for the people who just subbed to Ted-ed
:)
who come up with the idea of quote
*When you realize you've been chewing your fingernails and biting your lip while watching the video*
Stop
Thanks. I hate it.
@@toqa6735 no
@@rxscydanie you're welcome :)
@variety byun Damn I did that before🤧
2 cannibals are eating Amy Schumer
Cannibal 1: “Does this taste funny to you?”
Cannibal 2: “No.”
This is funnier than her whole career
***laughing turns into deafening screams***
2 cannibals are eating kim kardasian
They both die from plastic consumtion
You're just as unfunny as she is
I actually love this animation and art style! Keep up the good work!!!
Not me forgetting about this video, rediscovering it, and seeing my own comment with almost 1k likes and a heart from Ted Ed 🥵
Queen of Spain: Grants Columbus permission to enslave cannibals.
Europe: Demands powder made of ground up human body parts.
Pot, meet Kettle....
The hypocrisy
Entire history books could have that title.
Onigiree Yep, have to agree
if they could just make minecraft villager eat each other so i can enslave them...
@Michael VR they probably didn't kill only to eat flesh, they did it as a ritual after war raids.
"You are what you eat"
this comment is so underrated! this is gold 😂
Lol
Yes, i am a proud human
Why tf am I just learning about Columbus framing people as cannibals to enslave them😭
Cause liberals are deconstructing every historical figure into oblivion
@@adrianbrody1683 this video is about the history of cannibalism, and just because they mentioned something bad that Columbus did, it's liberal propaganda?
@@reharm_reality Don't mind reactionary types like that, they're all really sensitive and you never get anywhere with them.
@@ionastewart8814 Thank you, I don't know why I reacted like that... I suppose I get a bit reactionary too when I see comments like that, but you're right, there's no point anyway.
Actually there were cannibals in the Caribbean but the ones he said were weren't it was basically their neighbours the kalinagos that were cannibals so he wasn't lying but he was lying
History of Cannibalism video
*no Aztecs
Aztecs: “Are we a joke to you?”
Hold my pozole
I dont think aztecs were cannibal they used the enslaved and weak to their gods by sacrificing them only and not making them dinner.
some papua tribe people have some cannibalism act even now days
No Maori?
No Indians?
I feel uncomfortable now when ladies call me a whole snack💀
Little did you know they litterally want to eat you💀
What does snack mean as a compliment?yummy?
Well well Im safe then
Because no one calls me that 😁
@@Undesignedd They're trying to say you are hot lol
@@lovidasmith danke ❤️
It’s crazy to think how our morals have evolved in certain ways and not evolved in others given the times. Very interesting video!
"Tradition is the corpse of wisdom"
Artsy Aries well I think Cannibalism has almost always been viewed as a taboo or morally unacceptable, but when you haven’t eaten in a month or two it isn’t hard to convince yourself to eat your fellow man, especially if he/she is already dead.
That's an interesting way of thinking.
@@Dell-ol6hb There are many cases of cannibalism occuring in sieges most recent example is the siege of Leningrad in WW2.
Starvation will convince you to eat anything.
That is a bit creepy how they give their parents leg meat it gives me chills
it was a really old custom that nobody practices now, and treated like an exaggerated metaphor for filial piety
but FYI, buns dipped in human blood (usually from executed criminals) were a popular folk remedy for tuberculosis until the early 20th century in China, documented in Lu Xun's story "Medicine"
Me to, but they really believed this might save their parents lives. So in a way it's quite touching!
@@jasonkinzie8835 yes i belive in culture but isn’t that a lil bit too far?
@@chinar1010 I think it is stopped now.
So no reason to feel sad. As in history we have more weird customs );
Is 21 century i grow up I'm china nobod does that anymore, watch the video carefully
Gives a whole new meaning to "having a friend over for dinner."
I just had an ad saying " PUT an end to HUNGER" before trying to watch a vid on a brief history of cannibalism lol😅😶😶😶😶
did you give them your hand ?
I was scared🙄🙄🙄
@@pandorabox7430 ĺldghj jjiopvþ4o
Lmao I did too, not the best ad for this video
what a modest proposal
4:10
Plays happy music over animated people eating each other
This is my type of show
Lilhungrybruh I just flipped the switch now k
_Download grammarly today._
@@sirreginaldfishingtonxvii6149 The second I heard that music play I instantly thought of that
ಥ_ಥ ʏᴇᴀʜ...
My sociology teacher had a teacher in university that was invited to participate in a cannibalistic ritual of a tribe nearby our state. He was, however, forbidden from retelling exactly what happened as it was a religious pratice of those people, and therefore not only protected by law no matter what but by his own promise to the tribe.
Dude just ate someone's leg and can't even tell what it tasted like. Smh.
This Columbus guy was shaaaady.
Y'all shouldn't celebrate the dude blindly
Sad and true
CB P brought the power on expense of innocents & poor peoples liberty & lives.
We don't. Lots of us know now what he was. Besides this he also did various shady deeds.
The madlad committed mass rapes and genocides, and Columbus Day still exists
@Karen and even that was common knowledge in his time.
Cannibal:
“You looking like a snack;)”
Me:
*•_•*
"It's good to have friends for dinner"
Nobody:
Cannibals: yeet yeet you are now meat!
Olive the Snek underated comment😂
@@MadaraUchiha-of9rj ɴᴏᴛ ᴀɴʏᴍᴏʀᴇ. ᴛʜᴇ ʟᴜᴄᴋʏ ɢᴜʏ ɢᴏᴛ ᴀ ʜᴇᴀʀᴛ ғʀᴏᴍ ᴛᴇᴅ-ᴇᴅ. 😂👌
Finnie, don't edit your comment. The like from Ted-ed will go away.
* Finnie * wow I never saw ted ed hearting a comment😂😂 damn
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I don’t know whether to laugh or just laugh! That’s how funny it is! 😂☺️😂🤣
* People dies *
Also People: "It's free real estate"
Free food🤠
TED Ed animators are awesome! Making it fun to learn isn't simple and they do it each time. Great job!
During the Bengal famine of 1943, cannibalism of old people was really common. It was a horrible time, people were dying, it gives me goosebumps till this date whenever I think about this calamity. You know, hunger is terrible force, it can make you do things that are otherwise considered immoral and unethical.
And exist British that are proud of that...
@@2x2leax sad but true.
Ted Ed animations just make it so much better
th-cam.com/video/xyO_Wpkb-Yk/w-d-xo.html
I went to a place called Cheddar Gorge, a place in england where the practice of making cheddar cheese was first made in the caves there. They also had a museum of all the people who used to live in those caves and they found evidence of cannibalism within those communities who lived in the caves, really interesting :)
Continues munching on Gingerbread Man cookie. The pattern continues. Haha.
Lol! 😂👍
I love it how Ted ed gives relentless effort to make learning and education enjoyable and effective. Thank you so much for paving the path of light and spreading awareness
Me: alrighty it’s time for bed, I’ve checked my facebook, twitter, and all my social media platforms and....
TH-cam: ya want to watch a brief history for *cannibalism* ?
*Me: i don’t need healthy sleep, i need answers.*
LOL Same here😜
Are we just not gonna talk about the Aztecs here?
*OK*
Tungus Badungus DePardeux Aztecs don’t really eat them. They usually made blood sacrifices, and not turning them into food. But yes, I also thought of this.
SleepyBunny Music don't the priest sometimes eat the hearts of the sacrificed...
@@hiimryan2388 I heard they eat the leg too.......
Cannibalism was actually quite common and well documented during the seige of tenochtitlan, the spaniards wrote it down, and the aztecs bragged about it in their few remaining texts that were spared by the franciscan monks.
Aztecs really didn't do it.
Thank you TedEd, very cool!
It isnt even five minutes and you already say it is good
cool post, thanks for sharing
can we just appreciate how much time and effort the Ted Ed team takes ☝🏽
It's so amazing that I've learnt so much from this channel alone, thank you so much TedEd!!!
Do you know how Cannibalists call Usain Bolt?
Fast-Food...
Do you know how Cannibals call me?
Junk-Food...
@@AffluentTales it's all right they call me
Chinese food
They call me Chinese Food
They call me mud food.
i- i cant even
Egyptians: finally, our king has been mummified. His body will be preserved and safe from harm.
Europeans:
In a nutshell and TedEd are really the best channels. The animation, the narration and the music. so gooooddddd :DD
I agree, it's Kurgzaert though (I'm sure I didn't spell it correctly)
I agree!
Oh yes I deeply love Kurzgezast
Kurzgesagt. It's a tough name, I spent time learning it once! 🤣
Somebody: *dies*
Cannibals: "soup time..."
Thank you, I used this during my class to explain about how people also stole mummies back then to use them as medical care. My teacher was happy to see me explain things.
“columbus said what? the natives eat people? oh, how terrible, how awful-where’s my mummia”
Calling others as cannibals is quite improper.
Some would rather call themselves _'Humanitarians',_ you know? ;p
Oh, vegetarians and human-eatarians
@@onlyonemitch5049 I tried to make vegan stew but the screaming was awful. :)
😂😂😂😂😂
@@onlyonemitch5049 I wanted to say human-eatarians but you beat me to it
I love vegan humanitarians recipes like chickpea tofu feet toast😍
My friend in high school mentioned this 3:25 - his sister was sick.
Ted-Ed brings us the weirdest of topics and makes them great to watch. From the animation to the narrator to the story or to the topic themselves.
Many thanks, Ted-Ed
Watching this while having some fava beans and a nice Chianti.
Zedfinite
Thank goodness I’m wasn’t the only person thinking the same thing. Now, I don’t feel so creepy. 😳😂🤣😂
Zedfinite Ah, yes, a Hannibal reference 👏🏻👏🏻
What's one of the items you find in a cannibal's shower?
Head & Shoulders 🤣
Columbus is a troublemaker in all your videos but in the government sanitized books he was a hero 🤦🏽♂️ thanks again TED
"sanitised"? Do you mean sanctions?
Just - Miz (sanitized)a clean basic version with no dirt on what the man actually did to achieve his goal in America all we know is he discovered the land of the brave and was labeled a hero after.
Sanitized and sanitised are both correct depending on where your from. Like how color is sometimes spelled colour.
@@bobbyavitia yeah I'm in the UK it's colour and sanitised lol
Why can't someone be both? He did something great. He was who he was. No conflict.
I was searching piano tutorials and I now I'm watching this with a piano
Be warned , I am Shrek I know it's been eight months but if you're still with your piano play 'ode of joy'
Me too
Play that Dracula tune while doing it....
A cannibal philosoph once said that in every human ,one can find something good.
Does that mean some Ancient Egyptian historical people might have been used as skin ointments and smoothies back then?
Callme Dio The original diet shake
Facts and then they will tell us certain things "dont" exist.
Some of them are in museums, ground up and used as pigment for painting. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mummy_brown
MuMiA
Tuten creamon.
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Not a soul:
Ted Ed: here’s a brief history of cannibalism
Amber Nguyen the joke doesn’t go that away! Pathetic
this joke sucks
Unfunny
4:29
" On a cannibalism kick? "
*yes actually*
absolutely amazing script and animations, though! every single video you guys make is always so well-thought-out and educational; thank you, Ted-ED!
Nobody:
Ancient Australians: Eat me if I'm dead. Thanks.
i think new Guinea is included in Asia
Medieval Europeans, salivating: *Gladly*
Lol
The visuals make all these videos so interesting
If you upset a cannibal, you get into hot water.
I love Soup
The first video of ted ed where I actually knew more about the subject than discussed in the video.
4:20 "People have been eating each other.."💀💀😭😭😭😭
Fun fact: Caliban, a character from Shakespeare's play 'Tempest', his name is actually an anagram for cannibal.
....that's not how acronyms work
It's actually an ANAGRAM
i never knew that! thanks for sharing.
Minus one n.
@@josiahklein70
Hmm
@@pranavlimaye yeah you're right 😅
Ok..I don't think my body likes the video. 😰
Why not? It's full of yummy meat and protein
@@pierreuntel1970 hey! Don't do that! I don't feel good about ya. 😰😰😰😰😰
@Badr eddin ok dude. Be ready to be my dinner then. I won't hesitate now. 😐
Watching while eating is changing my appetite, yes changing.
I literally cannot watch this without feeling uncomfortable...
I feel completely fine
i feel hungry
Understandable
Me too 😞
I appreciate the international aspect of cannibalism pointed out in this video. In the past the claim of cannibalism came from colonizers perspectives.
He: died
His family: BUFFET TIME
I like how TED made a gruesome topic to seem like a kids science program.
*Disarming with the charm*
2:00 now that's what I call a knuckle sandwich
"And remember, nothing on this table is vegetarian"
-Hannibal Lecter
What an interesting lesson, we never got to learn about cannibalism in school.
3:59 I should write that as a joke before I die lol
This illustrator and his/hers sound effects are hilarious, never thought a history lesson about cannibalism would be so humorous lol
Love how we affectionately transformed literally eating each other to the sweet and simple hickeys~
1:08
Now I know where the word 'Caribbean' comes from too, thanks!
Huh 👀
“ when they say “ You look delicious 🤤 😋 “ takes a turn
0:16 my brain when I think of school
2:00
Everyone else: This is so creepy.
Medical students: there should’ve been 2 bones "ulna and radius" instead of one.
Why is this in my recommended? I don't even like people
The way you say that implies that you’ve tried eating people before.
Just to let you know that people are actually tasty
I got this in my recommendation after I watched trailer of Pakistani movie "durj (the casket)" which is based on cannibalism .
@Badr eddin Thanks for the insight! I’ll avoid humans from now on.
Fun fact: According to some cannibals, humans taste like chicken and sometimes when you cook them, they have the same texture as a steak.
The animation is amazing, thank you for sharing this!