r/interesting • u/Dazzle_Daisyy • 1d ago

Dukha man singing a native song while riding a Reindeer, they are one of the last tribes of people that ride reindeer NATURE

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u/banjodoctor 1d ago

I think the reindeer decides where they go.

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u/Loggerdon 1d ago

I always think that all the reindeers hate Rudolph.

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u/Arcosim 1d ago

You can see him steering the deer at the end, far less responsive than a horse, though. Horses respond immediately.

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u/Fine_Possible1230 21h ago

They havent figured out how to steer yet. lmao

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u/dr_modean 1d ago

Like something right out of Princess Mononoke

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u/Psychlonuclear 1d ago

Wearing the traditional Ahdeedas.

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u/Candy_CChics 1d ago

I honestly had no idea this was a thing. Kinda looks unreal

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u/Freddit330 1d ago

People have ridden weirder. Like some cultures in Sub Saharan Africa rode Ostriches.

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u/Positive-Wonder3329 1d ago

That is so hype I wonder how fast they can get a a little dude on their back

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u/Freddit330 1d ago

They ran pretty fast, and ostrich racing was/is still a sport. Though many are/ was trying to get it banned.

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u/HighOnKalanchoe 1d ago

There’s always a party pooper, I can imagine a professional ostrich racing league with the ostrich wearing sponsor’s s merch and stuff

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u/Freddit330 1d ago

Yes, and no. It's mostly due to the people who are racing are on the heavier side. Horses by and large are the better option for riding.

Women and children riding them is best because they way less than the average man.

Breeding larger ostriches never came about because they are really dangerous. They have a worse temperament compared to horses. It's the same reason zebras(though have been ridden in the past) aren't commonly tamed.

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u/alchemy_8822 1d ago

It's so unusual to see a saddled deer

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u/jonzilla5000 1d ago

Three stripe life.

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u/Big-Visual-3659 1d ago

princess monoke vibes

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u/BBQavenger 1d ago

Level 10 Druid

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u/RalphXLaurenjoe 1d ago

I having to wrap my mind around the fact that reindeer exist 🥹🥹

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u/TheMegnificent1 1d ago

Lol They're also known as caribou.

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u/Brewhilda 1d ago

Reindeer and caribou are the same genus and species, but different sub-species.

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u/RalphXLaurenjoe 20h ago

Tell me more about

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u/Brewhilda 15h ago

Google it, I'm not a bot lol

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u/RalphXLaurenjoe 15h ago

Jeez man come on 😩😩

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u/Tutle47 1d ago

I KNEW SANTA WAS REAL

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u/Doctor-TobiasFunke- 1d ago

Is there a rival tribe that rides moose?

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u/xplodia 1d ago

Don't join his travel. He smokes magic weed and makes you join his adventure fighting some dark lord and some shit.

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u/silentplum 1d ago

🎅 shaves in his off-season, lol !

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u/Evo1887 1d ago

Wearing adidas sweatpants.

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u/Nebu_baba 1d ago

Santastic...

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u/elasmonut 1d ago

They must be smarter, or more benevelont than horses, if most horses had antlers there would be less riders!!

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u/whateversynthlife 1d ago

Fascinating!

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u/Mr_E-007 1d ago

I bet it was ancient teenagers who first looked at horses, camels, and...apparently...reindeer and were like, "I can ride that!"

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u/sawabinhauk 22h ago

This is soo cool. I was waiting for him to fly.

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u/JT-Av8or 20h ago

That looks like a pretty shaky ride! That deer can barely walk with that guy on him, and I bet the does can’t do it at all.

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u/mibonitaconejito 20h ago

"You'll put yer eye out!"

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u/Annoying_Bunny95 19h ago

U can ride reindeer? i thought they weak.

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u/Lord-Fenris 14h ago

Getting impaled because the deer is alert and turns it's head rapidly doesn't sound sustaining

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u/I_Am_The_Zombie_Woof 1d ago

Singing Dukha Man: 3/4 White creature with trample. Tap Singing Dukha Man to add three mana of any colour to your mana pool. This ability can be used as an interrupt

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u/toresu_aron 1d ago

From what I know, deers domesticated for shorter generations have weak backs unlike horses which was bred since human civilization started.

You don't see zebras being ridden in Africa or Moose in Canada, which would have been super awesome.