The Tribe that uses Stilts in Ethiopia.

[gooutside-_-]

The "pretty cool right?" Sounded like that scientist dude with electricity

[BamBamLeo]

Imagine walking alone at night and seeing a group of them 💀💀💀

[tonydabaloney]

It's amazing that, while I wait on my microwave oatmeal to cook, that there are people walking on homemade stilts to see their cattle with brightly painted bodies. Our life styles are as different as if we were from different planets.

[ericd]

I hope and pray that native tribes people like this all across the world keep their heritage and ways of life alive! It would be very sad to see them disappear like other peoples have. One love ❤️ 🌍

[TheGreenKnight]

This is pretty cool. It reminds me of a bunch of boy from the suburbs going around the neighborhood on bicycles. I wonder how far back this practice goes.

[alexc]

Imagine walking down that road at night, I think I'd shit myself

[RUFORRil]

This reminds me of my home country 🇩🇲. We call this A moko jumbie (also known as "moko jumbi" or "mocko jumbie") is a stilts walker or dancer. "Moko" means healer in Central Africa and "jumbi", a West Indian term for a ghost or spirit that may have been derived from the Kongo language word zumbi. The Moko Jumbies are thought to originate from West African tradition brought to the Caribbean.

[iihunter]

That one child at end who is just couple inch of the ground 😂

[todtalk]

Looks like a kicks ass way to get thru some snake ridden areas as well.

[justinbell]

The true beauty of Africa is our children.

[Jay-muxl]

"He's paying us for youtube content, today we will tell him we walk on stilts to look at cows."

[AISciFiStories]

“This tribe stands on stilts, I’m gonna balance on a rock pillar…”

[itsurgurlrahel]

As a Ethiopian, it feels so nice knowing someone that loves our country ❤

[drsparky]

When you said Pretty cool right, i remembered styropyro

[landenew]

"pretty cool, right?"
-styropyro

[ramranchcowboy]

in Philippines we use bamboo and if you're too good at it you can use it to cross a river.

[mypercievedreality]

This is probably where the trini "moco jumbie" came from we walk on stilts as a dance !!! This is really nice !!!

[dawitshanko]

Damn, I'm an Ethiopian and this is my first time seeing fam like these.

[Zilla-Chan]

It’s amazing how they adapt to their environments and learning how to better their lives in the craziest ways.

[meseretseyoum]

I'm from Ethiopia and going there next year!🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹