Most early self sufficient cultures are similar due to the basic nature of wilderness survival. Everyone eventually learns similar survival skills and then form communities to reduce the labor needed to keep fed and warm
I guess it's because they're both tribal northern societies with similar climates and I heard somewhere that the tribes from the Pacific northwest could be related to the Ainu but maybe it's not true, I am not sure
well it’s probably a matter of practicality. if its dead winter and all you’ve got is a squirrel, the energy required to start a fire or wait until the meat freezes (along with any bacteria) outweighs the caloric value of the raw meat
@@reacher8042Cooking makes food loose bunch of nutrients in the form of leaking, but it also breaks down more complex ones to make them easier to digest. Where the sweet spot lies depends on the food - Humans are better at breaking down veggies, so the amount you loose is way bigger than the amount you gain while cooking. Meat is generally the opposite, it has bunch of complex proteins that just pass through unbroken, so you're better off cooking it There is one loophole though - soup! all the nutrients remain in the broth while cooking, so you get the benefits of both methods
This particular method was actually primarily used by the Ainu for preparing salmon head during the winter, and raw fish actually retains more nutrients than cooked fish.
can we all just appreciate the frame rate the fire is actually running at
ah yes the stockfire3.mp4
It was at this episode when I realized this show is a food anime
It's Bara, shitpost and figths
@@Serihell The new episode shows it
Is it really a food anime ? lol , all i see are clips of them eating haha
lol 😆 the wild version of Food Wars.
@@rextuy1 because the fights are to gory to show
You know when you're mom makes you food that you don't like then makes you eat it. That's how Asirpa is 😆😆😆
It's so fascinating how their culture mirrors a lot of North American tribes.
Most early self sufficient cultures are similar due to the basic nature of wilderness survival. Everyone eventually learns similar survival skills and then form communities to reduce the labor needed to keep fed and warm
Bering Strait.
I guess it's because they're both tribal northern societies with similar climates and I heard somewhere that the tribes from the Pacific northwest could be related to the Ainu but maybe it's not true, I am not sure
both the ainu and the native americans descend from prehistoric eurasian tribes, that's why
Very true I wish that the Native Americans were still alive
This was such an awesome moment.
0:38 why would they remove the face from the manga its hilarious, but i guess that's up to them to them
Thats actually disappointing since i was looking forward to the goofy faces.
@@dootdootington386 SAME
I'm quite disappointed
can you tell me which vol. chapter and page
@@snow86241 should be 1vol ch5 page 12 ( or around second part of chapter)
hinna hinna
0:58
WHO IS REDRAWING THIS
アシリパさんほんとかわいい
chitatap chitatap chitatap chitatap chitatap chitatap
火がすごいリアルｯｯ!
GREAT Ainu woman
アシリパさんが可愛い…
Don’t you get less nutrients eating it raw though? Heating or freezing bursts and breaks down the cells so your body can access more.
well it’s probably a matter of practicality. if its dead winter and all you’ve got is a squirrel, the energy required to start a fire or wait until the meat freezes (along with any bacteria) outweighs the caloric value of the raw meat
Well im not sure about that but I always here eating foods raw will give you more mutritiinal value but it's just hard to stomach it
@@reacher8042 You waste energy on digesting too so you might be at a loss there.
@@reacher8042Cooking makes food loose bunch of nutrients in the form of leaking, but it also breaks down more complex ones to make them easier to digest. Where the sweet spot lies depends on the food - Humans are better at breaking down veggies, so the amount you loose is way bigger than the amount you gain while cooking. Meat is generally the opposite, it has bunch of complex proteins that just pass through unbroken, so you're better off cooking it
There is one loophole though - soup! all the nutrients remain in the broth while cooking, so you get the benefits of both methods
This particular method was actually primarily used by the Ainu for preparing salmon head during the winter, and raw fish actually retains more nutrients than cooked fish.
Awesome Golden Kamuy Video.
結構な衝撃映像やで
Hinna hinna
Hinna hinna
Hinna hinna
Hinna hinna
Bear Grylls? Never heard of him...
“Chitatap, Chitatap, Chitatap”
Hinna Hinna 💆🏾♂️
Hinna Hinna
チタタプチタタプチタタプチタタプチタタプチタタプチタタプチタタプチタタプチタタプチタタプ
ぐっちゃぐちゃで草
草
I’m surprised PETA hasn’t come all the way to ban this anime.
Shashindu Dodampahala with those CGI bears, I hope PETA intervenes
well that would be like banning the ainu all together
@@strawberrybankai12 wouldn't really be the worst thing they've done.
Wait for the whailing arc
@@FlagAnthem WHAT!
やっぱ道産子の俺が見ると知識とかぶって面白いわあ
杉本、サーベルで食い物を刻むな・・・！
Hinna hinna.
アイヌの文化ではそもそも狩に女性を連れていくことは有り得ない事らしい。
グルメアニメかと思った
マンクロウト
え…グルメアニメじゃないのか！？
特に脳ミソ！！
一応グルメアニメでもある
熱通せばなんでもイケそう
しごきだす...
なんで炎は合成感あるんだ？
missile toratora 作画が大変だからかな？わからん
リスの脳みそってプリオンとか大丈夫なのかな？人間の脳みそだけの話？
JGTP2012 ほかの生き物なら大丈夫！
ヒナ
サムネ承太郎に見えて草
人を刺す銃剣でチタタプするなw
衛生大丈夫なのか
lively revela そんなんあんま気にせんやろ
現代人らしいお言葉~~
面白い。
動物の脳味噌生で食うとクロイツフェルト・ヤコブ病になりそうで怖い
hououin kyouma
なんじゃそりゃ（笑）
グロい？
変顔がなんか弱い...(？)
UPまじヒンナ
Squirrel meat? Gross
オソマ
いやでも臭そう
:')
なんか生で食べるって食中毒とか大丈夫なんですかね( ^ω^ ;)
大川内武志 詳しスギィ！
ナンなんですか!? 狩りたてだから大丈夫だよ（適当）
これってアイヌの話？
チャンネル趣味
舞台は北海道でアイヌの話ですよ～
Skills we'll need after ww3
Hinna Hinna