Climbing Into The Rain Forest Canopy: Life In The Amazon Jungle
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- Опубліковано 5 гру 2014
- Climbing trees is a critical skill in hunter-gather civilizations, especially in a tropical environment with tall trees that form a canopy. Knowing how to climb a tree effectively allows you to hunt, gather food, build structures, and even snag some cellphone reception (yes, many of the natives have cellphones).
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Polynesians utilize pretty much the same technique. Its amazing how cultures separated by an ocean and thousands of miles both came up with similar and ingenious ways to survive and thrive.
kbbjedi I'd like to learn from some Polynesians when I visit the islands next year :)
InnerBark Outdoors polynesians are descendants of south american sailors who came upon hawaii and never came in contact with the mainland after that. No wonder they're so similar
It doesn't where you are, the technique works on trees.
Hey Andy, I really like seeing your behind the scenes videos. It's pretty cool to see the pre-production side of your videos and then watching the final production on your main channel. I loved your hiking to remember video. I probably watched it 5 times already. I recently purchased a high end camera and am itching to use it. So I'm planing destinations and trips to take to get some cool photography done. I live in LA and am a full time college student so it's hard to get away. Anyways, Keep up the great videos. I look forward to them, they help me escape the monotony of school and focus on getting in the out doors when I can get away. Thanks again.
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Love your channel and videos, keep'em coming!
ATB from Sweden
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Another great video Andy. The indigenous guys make it look so easy, don't they?
Yes indeed
Hiram Miranda where I'm from we use a belt or blue jeans to climb trees.....Puna Hawaii
Lovin this series bro
czechmate9591 Glad you're keeping up with the series and the channel!
Amazing experience.
Amazon is really a very beautiful place, but let me say something, this entire country is a fantastic experience for life, from the north (amazon) to the south, east and west.
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Great video. Looks like fun. Thanks for making it. Looking forward to future videos and content. I'd like to see some more content focused on photography, maybe some local Seattle stuff would be cool. And maybe some more eberlestock products. Your e stock halftrack video set me back about $200, worth every penny. I am so happy with the first e stock that I'm looking to buy another, smaller day pack like the x2. Just a thought, thanks again.
What aspects of photography are you interested in? Glad you like you e-stock backpack. I wouldn't recommend it as a pack if I didn't think it was the cat's pajamas. Their stuff keeps getting better too!
Great video. Thanks
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really interesting technique!!
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Could do a Prussik knot around to make it easier
Except the slack that a prussik has will give you too much movement up and down as you climb. You'd essentially inch your way up.
Who is looking after your dog? How long has it been since you abandoned him ?
My girlfriend and my family looked after my dog for 2 weeks. He's was in good hands.
He sounds like joe pera commentating
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It doesn't matter where you are, climbing trees is a useful skill.
and fun!
Was that joe flowers
:)
But of course the innerbark is what we're after
We're here, are we not?
searchoverload8 It IS the best part, after all.
At least you don't have to worry about graffing yourself in the foot.
Brandon Wood Only thing you gotta worry about is the potential for the webbing to break. might wanna take two up there :)