Bushman Uses Baboon to Discover Secret Water Source! (watch till the end) #shorts

This bushman places melon seeds in a hole and then hides away behind a tree, knowing that a baboon is watching from afar. the baboon is dying to see what’s inside, so he approaches the hole, reaches in, and grabs a fistful of seeds. But with his hand full, it's too big to come out, and the Bushman rushes in to capture him. The Bushman doesn’t intend to harm the baboon, he needs the baboon to locate a secret water source in the desert. He then ties the baboon to a tree and throws chunks of salt near him. salt is very scarce at this place, and the hungry baboon starts to eat them like candy, which making him even thirstier. And knowing the baboon is Desperate for water, the Bushman sets him free. the baboon then immediately heads straight for the hidden water source, and the man simply follows him.

#unique #smart #animals #monkey #nature

[ODENAIGBOIGBO]

One of the African natural intelligence 🧠!!

[alexwilliams]

The Bushmen would know all those water sources for thousands of years.

[sbettanator]

When everything goes down. The bushmen will rule the world

[dreamarouse]

Baboon is like humans because they both wont let go of the few seeds to secure their freedom

[sonusancti]

Guy never went to Harvard but has more wisdom than those who did. Wisdom is from above.

And fear of God is the highest wisdom.

[Ultimate_warrior]

So basically, if you want water in this desert, you need melon seeds, Plenty of salt and a hungry baboon 😅😂😅😂

[andrethegiant]

And someone armed with a camera has been watching too😂😂😂

[heidibrown]

That's intelligently solving a big problem with naturally available resources. ❤

[breedube]

That is wicked smart he figured out how to find the Also he used the baboon and never hurt the

[BruïnGebakken]

I'm a direct descendant of the Indigenous nation of Southern Africa; currently living in the city of Cape Town, South Africa. Before colonization,   our ancestors lived and worked in harmony with nature.  In fact, our ancestors never lay claim to 'owning the land' like most westerners do. Instead, our ancestors regarded themselves as responsible Custodians of the land. They had the wisdom not to overgraze an area and moved to the next location. Is it any wonder why they would refer to the earth as Mother Earth?❤

[TheRedboozk]

I love how he enunciate "Baboon''😂

[childofGod]

So holding a baboon just like your are holding a dog, should be epic no bite 😂

[kaleemkhwaja]

Watched this documentary back in early 80, s.
It’s called beautiful people!

[prakashdesai]

Wondering how baboon understand the script and act accordingly ? The best actor award should goes to him😊

[ChargeCity]

Commoooon, I bet even the baboon is a paid actor

[ugandabradshaw]

Africa is blessed with his natural resources❤❤❤

[gemmaparas]

You gotta know the animals around you if you need Nature’s resources.

[karunaharanv]

Human relentless need of survival is the birth place of intelligence.

[gameloden]

Dave Chappelle uses this as an analogy on why he left Hollywood

[isidor]

This documentary is from the 1970s! I saw it as a child and can still remember it well.
In the meantime, the monkey and the hunter have probably arrived in the eternal hunting grounds 😅 ... thank you for sharing this movie clip with us. 🙏