Hunting a Goanna with the Martu People

The video follows a group on a goanna hunt, highlighting the cultural significance of totems, particularly Camille's goanna totem, which he cannot harm or eat. The narrator joins the hunt, learning from experienced locals. They discuss respecting Camille's totem while preparing the goanna for cooking. The video concludes with gratitude for sharing cultural practices and land, emphasizing the importance of understanding and respecting indigenous traditions.

What is Camille's totem, and what does it signify for him?

• A kangaroo, which he must protect

• A goanna, which he cannot harm or eat

• A snake, which he must avoid

• An eagle, which he must follow

What is the narrator's reaction to the idea of a goanna running towards them?

• They plan to catch it

• They want to climb a tree

• They intend to stand still

• They decide to get out of its way

How do the hunters demonstrate their expertise in the second section?

• By tracking the goanna silently

• By cooking the goanna perfectly

• By catching the goanna quickly

• By setting traps for the goanna

Why does the narrator check with Camille before trying the goanna?

• Because Camille is allergic to goanna

• Because Camille's totem is the goanna

• Because Camille dislikes goanna

• Because Camille caught the goanna

What does the narrator express gratitude for in the final section?

• For being shown a part of the land

• For being allowed to cook the goanna

• For being given a goanna totem

• For being taught how to hunt