LOOKING FOR A TRIBE THAT WORSHIPS SHARKS #shorts #wilderness #uncontactedtribes

Añadido: 2026-05-17

[00:00:00]Like in Papua New Guinea, we're hiking up this river to look for this tribe that worships sharks to try and find this type of epaulette shark. We get told in town, you need to go meet the tribe people that come to town and trade with us, blah blah, but you need to meet them and talk to them about the sharks.

[00:00:13]Take a canoe to the end of the creek, then you walk up the creek. We're walking along the creek and I look up and there's a skull on a stick, a human skull. So, I climb up this little hill where the skull on the stick is and there's a cave opening. So, you go in the cave opening and there's a picture on my Instagram, I think, but I go into this cave littered with human skulls, real human skulls. I don't think we're supposed to be here. And I come out and the tribal warriors were standing there watching me with spears and they're like, "Why are you in our cave?" Again, missionaries have been through there, so they speak English. I had a pocketknife like on my back belt. I remember I reached back and I put my hand on my pocketknife. I remember my cameraman was behind me and he literally swatted my hand away because there was a guy looking over his shoulder and he saw me like reach back at my blade, you know?

[00:00:49]But yeah, they took us in and then I explained the whole situation like we were trying to find the village, so we came up the creek. I saw the skull and I went in and he's like, "Okay, I'm just here to talk about sharks." And he's like, "Yeah, what do you want to know?"