Extreme Living: Nomads

The video explores the life of the Dhaka, a nomadic tribe in Siberia, highlighting their self-sufficient lifestyle, seasonal migrations, and the challenges they face from modern influences and harsh weather. It discusses their autumn and winter camps, food preparation, and the cultural significance of shamans. The video raises concerns about the sustainability of their traditions in the face of modernity.

What is a significant characteristic of the Dachad tribe's lifestyle?

• They are highly dependent on external resources.

• They live in permanent settlements.

• They primarily rely on agriculture.

• They are one of the few remaining nomadic tribes.

How do the Dachad tribe's autumn camps reflect their adaptation to modernity?

• They use solar panels for electricity.

• They have gas stoves and sometimes televisions.

• They build permanent wooden houses.

• They use modern farming equipment.

What is a staple in the Dachad tribe's diet?

• Rice and beans

• Bread and butter

• Fish and seaweed

• Yoghurt, alcoholised milk, and cheese curd

What is one of the greatest threats to the Dachad tribe's animals?

• Poachers

• Wolves

• Floods

• Drought

What role do shamans play in the Dachad tribe?

• They are responsible for trading goods.

• They lead the tribe's hunting expeditions.

• They communicate with spirits to protect the tribe.

• They manage the tribe's finances.