0:00 [Music] did you guys know that there is a family in turkey that walks on all fours like the horse girls the horse girl sick remember the horse girl man at first i was laughing at her and then later on i was like it's kind of turning me on a bit isn't she your child just the action of it i thought she was raised by horses i thought she was just practicing she was just into horses oh i don't know she's talented she actually moves like a horse though all right [Music] oh my play man i love this music man it's really epic this one still wears boots what the ████ let me get this dad out of here okay that's more normal hands and feet
0:50 [Music] wow look at their hands oh they're like hands go like this only some of them most of them use their palms oh that makes more sense to me i want to see their hands though i don't know if they're faking it or not but look at like the ████ their spine posture and ████ you can tell that it's like rounded and like look how they can't ████ fully look up like everything has to look like this you know what i mean and like how their their bottom feet or their bottom feet because they got four feet their feet are turned out you know what i'm saying because they can only kind of like that holy ████ this this soundtrack is like when you're in a war movie and you lose your homies and ████ and you're looking around everything's slow-mo yeah right a bomb just went off you can't really hear you're like there are four young women
1:41 why is everyone coming in one at a time how come they don't carpool or the entrance yeah it's just it's just an entrance yeah that's all how would that cardboard i don't know they would sit on their back yeah i wonder how they drive or if they drive because they couldn't they don't okay so tucked in a remote corner of turkey amid dirt tracks and stone houses live is a family that appears to throw out four million years of evolution originally touted by turkish scientists to be backward evolution several members of the ulus family walk on all fours now their their family is huge though they got ████ like 18 19 oh out of 19 children born to reside and haties euless who walk upright five siblings walk using their feet and their palms on their hands with astounding agility and what researchers first thought was a relapse there's 19 kids there's 19 kids ████ a lot they ████ dude they ████ like dogs or like the friends i was wondering well no the two the two the parents are
2:33 regular they walk up right what about the kids like i don't know if the kids ████ to be honest how did they start walking like that i don't know that's why that's why turkish scientists uh literally just diagnosed it as uh backwards evolutionary leaps dude 19 kids that's crazy that's why she couldn't ████ teach him how to stand that's probably exactly what it was he's not even worried about them walking on a force he's like ████ 19 kids this is crazy that mom was too busy ████ popping out babies and actually raise them she was pregnant all the time that's why they were crawling and they just never got to the ████ point where they stood up but kids learn on their own though well these guys are like late bloomers yeah it's called like a part of imprinting you know like when you have like uh like a bunny raised by two chickens the bunny will go like this
3:24 and they'll move with its bunny parts but they'll go like this because it's like they they learn from watching in the first place i think one ████ stop never stood up and then the other siblings just like watch the crawler and they're like i'm gonna be like brother crawl probably that's probably the only way it worked because it's like the whole family does it no no only uh well technically five of the 19 kids dude there was a sixth one as well six sibling also walked on all fours but sadly died at age five there's a um kid or like a person in russia who was left in the backyard like neglected and then um they were raised by the dogs so they move like a dog they act like a dog they walk on all fours which is why i'm like a little bit more confused of this one because they're around other humans that walk upright and not all of their siblings walk like that no it's just the
4:14 five yeah and because of the taunts they receive the women tend to stay close to the house but according to scientists who study the family their brother sometimes wanders for several kilometers and has basic interactions with other people in the village so the brother just ████ galloping like that yeah [Music] so scientifically speaking if they were to be uh reflective of our like previous uh you know evolutionary part of our past um usually primal primates would be walking more so on their knuckles or or it was it was believed that we you know before we evolved we're walking on our knuckles but these uh people specifically walk on like the palms of their hands and stuff so that's huge calluses on their palms so it's not exact to the idea of just like reversing our evolution it's just an anomaly there's this new movement of people
5:04 walking on their hands for like 20 minutes a day or like 30 minutes you mean like they hand stand and walk like they'll just move around walk around and it's supposed to help get rid of all kinds of arthritis and all kinds of like uh like stuff that might you know you know we're not supposed to be sitting so a lot of us have hip or tight hips yeah and then so we're not supposed to be like on our phones with just our thumbs or stuff like that and like this is supposed to help activate i don't know release all kinds of tension that we have built i mean exercise is different from lifestyle though right you know what i mean like this is that's to the extreme it's like what these guys are doing but all day yeah damn they look kind of funny though dude like when a human being isn't like moving like like what we're used to seeing and then it's like a full grown adult with their butt in the air it's like man are you are you still human i don't know just i get confused i'm like it's like a
5:54 dog it can't be that efficient but it's like a human it doesn't seem like it's that efficient no it looks like they stop to like fairly carefully pay attention mainly because of like the placement of like your eye and stuff yeah and then they couldn't like lift their heads that's what you said right there's gotta be so much weight going forward right because your legs are your legs are usually longer than your front versus like having like pretty even limb space and also like you know actual real estate for like usage of your your your hands but how often do they get kicked by people because people not not because they're ████ but because they can't see them so they walk around they go oh ████ my bad it's an issue for the brother not the sisters because they tend to stay at home the brother's the one kind of like out and about ████ roaming around yeah none of the five who are now aged roughly between 25 and 41 years old
6:44 attended school but were able to learn enough kurdish to communicate with their own family there's this part of the article i read where they had dogs walking on two feet walking some of these people too damn do they have a leash for the people that's opposite land turkish and then the dog wasn't looking like this anymore it's looking like this and he was like like they had them on a leash like i wonder what their spines look like or if they've done any x-rays because i feel like most i i think humans are probably not supposed to be walking like that all the time and i feel like that's gotta have some sort of like you know effect on you could see in their back like their mid back is like super rounded hella curve that can't be good over time so here's a little little anecdote um
7:34 so some scientists had said that it was like devolution right the evolution but one other professor said that they believe it is instead down to genetic and developmental circumstances the affected siblings whose parents are second cousins all suffer from a congenital brain impairment cerebral cerebellar i was gonna just say was there some inbreeding going on there yeah so meaning they find balancing on two legs difficult and so their motor development was channeled into turning their crawl into a type of bipedalism so it's a cause of function not because it's like cause they get dizzy and ████ just standing and they're like whoa i need a ████ more support here in the video some of the girls you can see their feet they're like their their ankles are inward so like i didn't know if that was because of them crawling all the time but it's probably because of their power like that dr schulz
8:24 that's what they need they need some orthotics dude they're raising the arches that's true yeah yeah they need some ████ sketchers you know this is why you shouldn't ████ your cousins yeah this is a psa no matter how fine they are yep do you guys have any fine cousins they had 19 kids so the probabilities of some of them having some type of genetic issues is liked awful this makes sense it's like duffel quite true they're also from a very small town in turkey so maybe there aren't many options for them yeah and realistically too when you you know if your cousin's like super fine it's like you ain't gonna have problems just just your children's children will that's true yeah you might not even be alive i mean the royalties did it yeah
9:15 but that's why they all bald very early oh yeah but they didn't know that the next guy balded earlier they was just like they just boggling i feel like there's a lineage of all the men in their family one of my buddies that goes to iceland a lot he says in iceland there's an app um because it's pretty much like a homogeneous society where like you can put the app in and then people put in their information and they'll see how far apart they are because people are not trying to date their cousins but it's so hard like everyone is technically like a fourth or fifth cousin so like the minute they have any like new foreigner blood or whatever comes in everyone's like oh where's this from iceland yeah so for all you guys out there that are single and ready to mingle and can't find anybody out here go to iceland yeah they're gonna be they're gonna be coming for you yeah i like scandinavian cultures because they ████ first date later
10:05 really do they really do you have any experiences true likings is there a story you want to share about that i watched the documentary i watched a documentary ████ first date later it's true that i watch the show vikings that stands the test of time oh that's a good thing is it even a date later is it just murder afterwards it could be either one okay very romantic it's a lot of pillaging in that series huh depending on how the sex went you know then they'll decide afterwards [Music]
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