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Brave! African Masai tribe test their bravery on back of a black rhinoceros - BBC wildlife

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A young Massai warrior pits his wits against an ancient and worthy adversary - the black rhinoceros. Can he approach the animal that could kill him in a single charge without making the slightest noise? The African jungle sets the stage in this man vs beast vidoe.

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  • It's not a game. Though it is a rite of passage and a test of bravery. They live in a greatly hostile environment compared to the US. We create our violence. They have rhinos, lions, water buffalo, elephants, poisonous snakes, etc. they live side by side with everyday. I admire their tests of stealth, patience and bravery. Wonder how well our American youth could do in these rites of passage?

  • Yea haha... I was expecting him to saddle up and take the rhino through a drive threw or something

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  • they have skill to sneak up on that rhino even in those bright red clothes lol

  • @cedric4090 ever heard of shut th fuk up ?? LOL nahh jks ;; i was testing your knowledge *-* :P

  • The all of African has those wild animals. Its so unfortunate that the world knows only Masai.. I was born in Africa and came to europ at the age of 19 after being initiated and promted to the rank of a junior worrior. This is a serious stage where a teenager, knows all tactics of hunting, attacking and defending. Am example would be a US hard core marine ready for a battle front {read friendly fire}. At that stage still, the all community women, elders, young cows depend on your strength.

  • @Nuahtu Have you ever heard of a word called zoom in

  • @dcookie44

    that was all bull shit.

    its the white people who are making the lion extenct like so many other things they have done it with.

    The tribe has been in africa for ever and it has never been a problem. What has changed ? White people being is what changed. its not a coincidence. 

  • I think most American youth would not do so well, unless they have had practice, and have learn to be patient, swift, brave, and slick.

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  • The lion, Africa's best known carnivore, was once widely abundant. But lion populations are plunging from over 100,000 to around 23,000 as lions are poisoned, shot, and speared by locals who see them as a threat to livestock.

    National Geographic created an emergency fund to help avert the complete loss of lions in and around Amboseli National Park of Kenya and is providing an emergency $150,000 grant to the Maasailand Preservation Trust to compensate local Maasai for livestock killed by lions.

  • mannn the true hunter is the camera man, how does he record the rhino without being seen and not be charged at with a massive camera set in front of him! that takes skill!

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