what do you call this?

BeardedAussie

Rough And Ready, CA · 6 months ago

HOT

The local lions call them Shish kabobs

Kaimo Dior Da Bo$$

Duson, LA · 6 months ago

Walking on stick stilts is a significant cultural tradition practiced by the Banna tribe in Ethiopia's Omo Valley, using the stilts for herding livestock by providing height and safety from swampy areas and snakes. This skill is a rite of passage and a way for young men to demonstrate responsibility, strength, and a connection to their ancestors' practices, also appearing in festivals and for cultural performances today.

Mike&Marty

Azle, TX · 8 months ago

I don't care who's black or who's not black who is from me or not from there it is smart as hell that that tribe came up with the ability to keep yourself safe by walking on stilts and the whole tribe does it all the way through from ancestors to young men now

George Simmons

7 months ago

African engineering 😂😂😂😭😭😂

Barbie Coyle

Cape May, NJ · 6 months ago

kids playing with things they made,only toys they probably have!

Harriett Webster

Yonkers, NY · 6 months ago

Avoiding Snakes and other poisonous things

Terrell Shelburne

New York City, NY · 6 months ago

These people are f****** amazing.They've been doing this for years to stay away from the insects in the snakes in the critters

outlaw

Plumsted, NJ · 6 months ago

it's so you can walk around alligators

michael james

The Bronx, NY · 2 months ago

stillt walkers remember ?

Michael Parker

Oklahoma City, OK · 6 months ago

I had to walk on stilts for seven miles up hill both ways to schools when I was a kids

Michele

Tucson, AZ · 6 months ago

those boys are barefoot....OW!!!!🥺🥺

Ed Kuhn

Philadelphia, PA · 18 days ago

walking tall

Bogotti

Shreveport, LA · 13 days ago

Keeping the snakes off of you

Chris Nundra

Bainbridge, GA · a month ago

Man the ground too darn hot,people don't have the senses the was born with anymore.smh

Mack Henry

Las Cruces, NM · a month ago

that's called survival nothing your kids will ever learn how to do or survive

sharron russ

Tampa, FL · a month ago

It’s called culture a lot of Americans wouldn’t understand lol

Calvin

Olympia, WA · 2 months ago

they're called stilts😁

Andrew Langford

Winter Haven, FL · 3 months ago

Stilt walking duh

Timothy Dittmann

Kansas City, MO · 6 months ago

this is awesome

stevejones

League City, TX · 3 months ago

Snake prevention

Margaret M. Wilson

Danbury, CT · 6 months ago

Amazing !!!!! 💞

Shannon Williams

Racine, OH · 3 months ago

What, no Ubers?

Sherri Coleman

Hyattsville, MD · 6 months ago

Walking tall

James Babb

New Orleans, LA · 5 months ago

having fun

Jerry Berry

Lumberton, NC · 5 months ago

highboys

Gus Romero

Detroit, MI · 4 months ago

living

Darla Ford

Lake Jackson, TX · 3 months ago

Smart

Kay Pryor

Brooklyn, NY · 2 months ago

stilts

Kristy Reeves

Lindale, TX · 6 months ago

Smart

Coop79

Los Angeles, CA · 3 months ago

TALENT

Georgia Threeper

Midway, GA · 6 months ago

walking on stilts is what we called it when I was a kid

Daniel Teran

Portland, OR · 6 months ago

Can I have one

Kevin Williford

Park Hills, MO · 2 months ago

uuuuugggggghhhhhhh If I think I'm right n I know I am!!!!! I'd call it stilt walking!!!!

Megan Driftwood

Lodge Grass, MT · 2 months ago

I don't care about the risks I'm doing that

Whitney Noble

Erie, PA · 2 months ago

avoiding the snakes

russ burrell

St Louis, MO · 6 months ago

I call it not getting eat by a crocodile?

CMTU

Cape Coral, FL · 6 months ago

To avoid things like snakes that are venomous

Trinidad Burquez

Oxnard, CA · 6 months ago

Stiltsapalooza Festival in New Guinea 🤔.

Bryon Nichols

Jacksonville, FL · 6 months ago

keepong away from snakes that kill

Richard Hernandez II

Elizabeth, NJ · 6 months ago

alligator survival

Wyf bruh bruh

New Orleans, LA · 6 months ago

Stilts

Shirley Allen

6 months ago

we call them "stilts" when we were younger

Elvin Rodriguez

Philadelphia, PA · 6 months ago

well I seen an update on something like this in the Discovery channel and the reason the kids walk on those stilts it's because there's a lot of snakes and you know regular little animals that can hurt them so they do that for the animals can't hurt them I sent it on Discovery channel

Ruben Bowen

Hazlehurst, GA · 4 months ago

it is not very smart because lions all they would have to do is jump on you one time and they got you

Mike C

Hartwell, GA · 6 months ago

The venomous snakes are so heavily populated there that the children and adults have adapted.

Amador Darren

Euless, TX · 6 months ago

The snakes and insects are deadly. This helps them stay alive while walking and huntkng

Don Brodnax

Jessup, MD · 5 months ago

I believe the reason they're doing that is because there's so many poisonous snakes

Badman

Denver, CO · 6 months ago

think they called stilts 🤔🫣🤣🤣🤣 been around longer than your sense

Dre’z M

Canton, OH · 2 months ago

Skills

Remy Hammack

Peoria, IL · 2 months ago

not getting bitten by snakes

Chuck Dworak

Seattle, WA · 2 months ago

well might be one way not to get ate by the local wildlife 🤔

Coop79

Los Angeles, CA · 3 months ago

Americans can’t run across the street without falling on their face! 😂🤣😂

Mike King

Heath Springs, SC · 3 months ago

avoiding snakes

FrankskiThaMack🤌🏾

Phenix City, AL · 3 months ago

quick sand