Malaysia’s Sea Nomads

In Malaysia, perhaps nobody knows the water better than a group whose name literally means ‘sea gypsies.’ For generations, the Bajau people have lived off the sea, but there is growing concern about whether they can sustain their lifestyle. Berta Tilmantaite travelled to Sabah in Malaysia, where she saw firsthand how the Bajau people live.

[@rejiequimiguing1279]

In Philippines we called them badjao. They learn to swim before the learn to walk

[@awequayzngs1780]

I would love to be like them all the rest of my life in this temporary physical fleeting wicked world. They were and are the true founder and inhabitants of this land. What rights have we to rob them from staying there .

[@brisibrisi7585]

Beautiful nomads

[@rimasmeleshyus6545]

Great video many thanks

[@KaraokePubmain]

We all loved the sea.

[@computerscienceandtech.5499]

Nice people, except I don't like the littering. I guess that's typical of the human species.

[@oceanologue9899]

5:19 he just threw a plastic trash in his own home, ingrat kid !

[@armadabradz1601]

Subtitle little different with they speak..

[@paopaogladys6766]

Respect

[@alochoa7057]

They are filipino i can understand them just a different dialect the filipino austronesian LAPITA people sailed to micronesia and to melanesia and then to polynesia 3000 years ago they have filipino austronesian dna Guamanian and Polynesia we went to there islands when no body was there

[@goldenmawar5589]

Why your gov doesnt do anything to them?

[@goldenmawar5589]

Cause u claim them as pinoy

[@alltsab]

where is the elder 💏👌👈👈👈👈👍 in the same boat, in the water, or in front of everyone.😱😁😁

[@demenrocham5316]

All Tsab công nhân bởi gioi

[@tomthinsoubam2741]

Whenever the children goes in the ocean to play. And maybe sometimes in the ocean too.

[@zirahhallu3156]

Serunok orep ngono