24h with the OSTRICH FOOTED TRIBE of Zimbabwe

The Vadoma Tribe of Zimbabwe are unique among other African Tribes. The legend says that Bird Gods came down from the sky and married their women, leading this tribe to have ostrich-like feet. In this adventure, we travel to the remote north of Zimbabwe to investigate if the legend is true.

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0:00-2:07 Intro
2:07-2:42 The Legend
2:42-6:50 Breaking the Ice
6:50-8:07 The Legend is True
8:07-9:50 Ectrodactyly
9:50-14:26 Tree Climbing
14:26-14:51 Rats for Dinner
14:51-17:04 Soccer Game
17:04-19:17 Village Tour
19:17-21:40 Rat Dance Party

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[COSMOYOURFAV]

Thank you sir for not thinking these people are weird instead you contribute to their culture and honor it for how unique it is you are very kind hearted❤❤

[Lion_Heart_Zimbabwe]

As a Zimbabwean 🇿🇼, I am deeply honoured you came to our beautiful country to document the incredible Vadoma Tribe. Thank you for your kindness and respect in making this video.

[brendanhowley]

Your ability to connect with people and their cultures is awesome to watch! No judgement, no arrogance just an open mind learning. So cool!

[YozNaturali]

“The farther we are from home, the nicer the people are.” - I love that 👌🏼

[drmorriskmashandure]

I was born and raised in Zimbabwe and I didn't even know such people existed!! Your content is amazing .

[florechinamano]

I am from Zimbabwe. I couldn't stop smiling. I have never met the VaDoma people, but I have heard a lot about them. Home sweet home!

[sarahporter]

I an American..born and raised in Africa. Love your videos. Your group isn't condescending ..you get involved..and have true interest and kindness. So refreshing..will continue to watch your videos and watch for more awsome tribes!

[Sharon-hnwn]

Nothing more respectful than respecting other's differences. I appreciate this video and the uniqueness of this tribe. Thanks for sharing.

[seva-umgv]

I’m Zimbabwean and didn’t even know of this tribe thanks for covering and educating people we don’t even learn about them in our local syllabus

[Boke.fadhila]

1. I love the way you appreciate every culture, their practices, way of life, and their food. Never judging, never calling any primitive.
2. We get to know so much about our world. Information.
3. People might wish that the two-toed generation should continue because its not a disability and doesn't hinder them from anything... but then again would that not be selfish coz the only reason is so that we could get to see them - like they are some sort of tourist attraction....
4. Great job

[genepatterson]

Mike, you are an incredible man. Your sense of adventure, your courage to explore, your humanity. You always approach people on their level, never judgmental but accepting, laughing at yourself as you attempt local customs. Your smile is infectious and welcoming, breaking down barriers. One can only admire you, but more importantly respect you. Don’t ever change.

[dankauk]

It always warms the heart seeing the kindness of what I call simple country folk I grew up in Canada and done my fair share of traveling and I have come to believe that the poor country folks are truly blessed by the hand of God I have heard terrible words used to describe the people that I have come to love and the most common is savages I think growing up in Toronto living only steps away from many people that don't even bother to know each other's names are the true savages I am proud to say that my family and I are moving to the northern countryside of the Philippines and opening an orphanage sponsored by our own cattle farm in only 7 months time GOD BLESS 🙏

[Getie_cleo]

I’m Zimbabwean and I didn’t even know about the Vadoma tribe, thank you for the update

[thelmaderesh]

Proudly Zimbabwean, warms my heart to see our home and culture appreciated.

[Rohxx]

The more remote the area is the more beautiful the people seem, thank you for showing this beautiful place!

[linmonPIE]

I wish everyone around the world could approach people of different cultures with curiosity, an attitude of learning and friendliness the way you do.

[asfarkhan]

It's so beautiful to see that that something that's considered " abnormality" in the west is actually a symbol of pride for them. Their mythology offers them a unique way to see the world (and themselves) and I think that is the beauty of cultures worldwide. Thank you for bringing these to us!

[mrsir]

No hostility, just love❤... Im proud to be Zimbabwean. Thank you for visiting ❤

[yurislavinovich]

I never thought you would visit our country....Thanks for coming to our small country Zimbabwe🙏🇿🇼🇿🇼, Shona people we are so welcoming... Maita basa nekuuya kuNyika kwedu😊🔥🔥