Mursi Tribe - What Makes you Happiest in Life?

While in Africa we visited the Mursi Tribe of Ethiopia. We're told they are the most dangerous tribe on earth. You can be the judge.

[abhijithcheneri]

"Living close to the river makes life easier"...
And we here complaining on everything around us ...

[Jewls]

Her laugh and smile are so infectious and full of joy. I love her.

[Matthaeus]

This is the type of travelling I want to do, fascinating culture.

[lillee.]

I love how their teeth never get yellow, because their food is healthy, fresh, and not processed crap like American foods

[jaynex]

When food, cloth and shelter is more than enough.

[basilunderworld]

so beautiful. they seem sooo kind and happy

[aidanjohnston]

These people are living the actual “real life” like all of our ancestors.

[quentinjones]

No internet, no tv, no politics !!! Life is good

[IntergalacticSpaceKitten]

She's so beautiful and charismatic. I love that they're willing to share their culture with us. That's awesome ♡

[thestsconsulting]

i apprecoate u my brother. bringing a world perspective

[abbeyassie]

I love her laugh so much, its so contagious

[BetaLantean]

I love how kind they are. So humble and just happy for lifes simple pleasures. They usually are so friendly and open about their culture

[chelseysade]

Her laugh is so cute omg 😍 she seems so sweet and kind🥹🤎

[santanaschaller]

These guys are similar to the Dinka tribe in my country in South Sudan 🇸🇸 they look so much alike beautiful people like the Dinka ❤

[portalmortal]

Not needing a plate when my food done lol😅

[badger]

I love that they don't need much but each other and the "bear necessities" 😂 to get by in life. Makes me take a look at my own life & what I'm grateful for. Thanks for sharing all of this with us ❤

[luhvnor_zzz]

Nah, I read “we drink blood and eat people” I had to take abt 82 double takes

[Owen-C]

I wish life was still like this.. living close to the river makes you happy.

[Shadowwizardmoneygangs]

Me trying to eat a cookie with one bite:

[majokuntzen]

"Where is the lid of my pickle jar?"