Tewet, the last keeper of Borneo I SLICE I Full documentary

Tewet is an outstanding explorer who lives in the Marang Mountains of Borneo. He has always made his living by trading swallows' nests, which are highly prized in Chinese cuisine. For some time now, however, this resource has become scarce, due to its intensive exploitation and the deforestation of the region... Tewet, who knows Borneo by heart, guides us through his island to discover its hidden treasures, between caves, rivers and forests.

Documentary: “Tewet, the last Keeper of Borneo”
Direction: Luc-Henri Fage
Production: DOCSIDE - ZED & Felis Production

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[sedekiebility]

What amazed me about this documentary is that they share the exact same climate with my part of the world, Liberia, West Africa. I even saw some of the trees that we have as well. Thank you for this wonderful documentary

[felixyongco]

Thank you in sharing

TEWET THE NUMBER ONE CAVEMAN THAT KNOWS MORE AT THE BACK OF HIS PALM..

LONG LIVE TEWET ..TRY TO CATCH MANY FISH...

TEWET ? DO YOU KNOW I UNDERSTAND LOMOT AS YOUR SPOKEN DIALECT ?

PROUD OF YOU TEWET... LONG LIVE..TAKE CARE..

[healthylongevity]

I had no idea they would make such an interesting and beautiful video. I especially liked the climbing scenes as I climbed for over 20 years and did ice climb for 2 winters. Doing dead vertical grade 5 ice is a real physical grunt, and these guys climb these ropes and make it look easy. Best part of climbing scenes starts at 38:35 and goes on for about 8 minutes.
I am sharing this video with other people for sure!

[hatilee]

These natives are really tough and adventurous. They are real jungle survivors better than all trained commandos. We have much to learn from them. These dogs are really free animals. Simple natives with responsibility for their families. Thank you all for this wonderful video.

[carolinetalam]

Awesome documentary worth watching thanks for uploading tuned 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[pfrstreetgang]

Tx for going back and showing Tewet's life again. He is such great character.

[lorettalovesgod]

A lot of nature medicine comes from the forest ❤️ let's keep this forest conserved love Indonesia 🇲🇨

[rustadullah]

Alhamdulilah, saya bersyukur sebagai penduduk Borneo: kaya budaya, buah-buahan eksotik dan kepelbagaian flora dan fauna

[ellenlaehnemann]

The indigenous people are the protectors and keepers of our planet. Industrialization and greed is the downfall of our planet. When will we wake up? When will we start 😔 to listen to these intelligent keepers of our wondrous World? It seems like a no brainer. Thank you for this wonderful 💖 💜 documentary. Let's hope we learn some lessons from these amazing people.

[marsshugo]

As a Dayak i so thankful to this video. God bless you all

[DanielEnguanaVlogs]

Borneo like a Philippines also a lot beautiful place. Thanks for documentation.

[putricahaya]

Ini adalah tempat ku.. bangga sebagai warga Kalimantan

[pasuniban]

great documentary..thnk 4 tht..watch from Sarawak Borneo...👍👍👍

[villagelightsmith]

Looking at those mountains ... that's a lot of vertical real-estate up there! Amazing ... and caves too!

[MahloboForYou]

Thank you am now the big fan, please consider South African as well ❤️

[wheresmyeyebrow]

Thank you Tawat for your *infinite wisdom!

[tokatovchishi]

Best channel in documentary # You should be in history channel # National geographic

[kishoretadiparthiexplorer]

What a beautiful human untouched forest documentary

[rushantic]

beautifully narrated and excellent photography

[katnip]

Thank you for this very interesting and informative video. Bless these people. May they be able to stay and live in their beautiful country. They know the blessing of nature and their surroundings.