What is happening to the only nationalityless people on earth who have lived in the sea all their li

In the past, the proudest nationality in the world may be the United States, but after the epidemic, Chinese nationality has become the proudest nationality in the world, so today I will discuss nationality with you, nationality is very important to a person, with nationality you can get the protection of the country where you are located, enjoy the rights and obligations of the country, so is every citizen in the world have their own nationality? Actually, no, there is a stateless people on the earth, who can only live at sea all their lives, and in order to survive, even their own bodies have changed.

In fact, the ethnic group is the Bajau people, the Bajau people are located in Southeast Asia, the local people mainly live by fishing, they mainly live in the waters between the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia, so they are in this three-regardless zone, no one knows when they have been living at sea, but to this day no country can accept them, when they are close to the coastline and even be expelled by other countries, so they must not live at sea all year round, They mainly make a living from fishing.

There are many local versions of the legend of the Bajau people, among which there are rumors in the Philippines that the Bajau people may have been driven to the sea by a large monster. This also sounds very funny, but in the end, it is not clear what the Bajau people are**Yu**, in order to survive the children of the Bajau tribe can swim at a young age, and they will also go to the sea to fish, and some of their adult men can even dive to a depth of 30 meters under the sea, so over the years their bodies have also suffered all kinds of injuries, especially hearing, many people's hearing is very poor.

In the eyes of our others, I feel that the people of the Bajau people are very pitiful, after all, they live on the sea all the year round, and they don't even have the right to set foot on land, which is a bit regrettable, but maybe their locals have become accustomed to this way of life. In order to survive they will also build their own cabins on the sea, of course, these wooden houses are made of some light wood, although the appearance is simple, but the facilities inside are still very in place, the most important means of transportation in them is the wooden boat, and the space of the wooden boat is still okay, there are as many as 7 square meters.

The living conditions of the Bajau people are very simple, but the natural scenery here is very charming, after listening to the story of the Bajau people, do you feel that this people are full of mystery, is there a connection with the legendary shark people? Let's make a guess, welcome to leave a message in the comments.

Is there such a nation? I don't know, maybe you can go and see for yourself, after all, the world is so big, right?

The Bajau people live in a sea area in Southeast Asia, and are the only nomadic people who live on the sea, have no nationality, and live at sea from birth to death.

There is no clear documentation of the origins of the Bajau people. As a result of living at sea all year round, the body of the Bajau people has undergone evolution. For example, their spleens are about 50% larger than those of humans living on land, and this change is to allow the body to have a lot of oxygen when diving.

But with the changing times, the Bajau people have begun to adapt and integrate into life on land. I hope they can have a place on land and live in peace.

This ethnic group is the Bajau people, and now they have gradually begun to adapt to living on land, and their lives have gradually stabilized.

Today, the people have begun to adapt to life on land. This ethnic group is the Bajau people, in the waters of Southeast Asia.

Life is very happy and happy, and now I have good results in the direction I like to work hard and develop, I am in good shape, and my life is very nourishing.

Maybe it's gone. According to relevant reports, they have been found, and I personally think that they are not as beautiful as people say.

Now, as before, I haven't heard of any change.

With the development of the economy, social progress, the rise of tourism, many places have been discovered by human beings, and developed into tourist attractions, at this time some places or things that have not been found have been slowly discovered, but also because of the rise of tourism so that everyone's knowledge is more and more extensive, such as today's thing is the tourism industry to bring fire, the world's last water nation, was discovered, received a lot of attention.

This ethnic group is the Bajau, an ethnic group in Southeast Asia that lives in the waters between the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia, where there are more than 6,000 people who make a living from fishing, and are also known as the last marine nomads. They have no nationality so they are very free, but what people didn't expect is that the people of this nation have lived at sea for centuries, and basically have never set foot on land, only when they use their own fish or lobsters or something, and exchange these things for some living materials, they will choose to go ashore, and some people have never even been on land in their lives.

Probably because of the statelessness, although they live freely, they are also very insecure, because, without the protection of the state, they are not allowed to go ashore. It really feels very pitiful to think about it, living at sea for a long time and not being able to go ashore, that feeling is always so uncomfortable, but in recent years it seems to be better, Malaysia's policy seems to be more relaxed, allowing them to move around the surrounding islands, and they are also allowed to go to the islands during the day.

As a water people, these people live on the sea, birth, old age, sickness and death are at sea, for hundreds of years have been like this, I don't know if this is their luck or misfortune, from the **, they still live on the recommended wooden boat, or build a proposed house on the sea, life is very hard.

In order to survive and fish, people here puncture their eardrums at a very young age, just to reduce the pain caused by the pressure of water pressure on the eardrum when diving, so that they can also dive deeper. Do you have any thoughts on their lives?

The last maritime peoples in the world, unable to go ashore without a state, evolved into "amphibious" humans.

Nationality refers to the identity that an individual has belonging to a certain country, it is the only criterion to distinguish whether a person is a native or a foreigner, nationality is the inalienable right of every person, once a person has the nationality of a certain country, it means that the person is a citizen of this country, enjoys the rights stipulated by the constitution and laws of this country, and fulfills the obligations of the constitution and laws and regulations of that country.

Therefore, nationality is very important for everyone, no matter what nationality you belong to, you have the nationality of your own country, but there is one exception, which is the only nationality in the world that has no nationality, they have lived at sea all their lives and hardly set foot on land.

A nationalityless ethnic group - the Bajau.

The Bajau are the only stateless people in the world who live in the waters between the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia, and live by diving into the sea to fish, also known as the "sea gypsies", and are the last marine nomads in the world. The Bajau people have lived in the seas of Southeast Asia for hundreds of years, and have hardly set foot on land in their lives.

"Bajao" means "people of the sea" in Indonesian, the specific origin of the Bajau people is not clear, they have a common language and some genetic characteristics, they usually use their own tribal name as a name in life, this name has been adrift at sea all their lives, except for the necessary exchange of goods, almost no land, the sea is their homeland.

The environment in which the Bajau people live.

The Bajau people live on the sea, and generally build a house high on the sea, and use a means of transportation called Lepa in their lives, and some residents live directly on fishing boats. The Bajau people live mainly in the vast coral triangle of Southeast Asia, because of the vast area and many marine resources such as fish and corals.

Every Bajau is a master of snorkeling, they can dive to 30 meters or more below the sea to fish, looking for pearls and other marine animals, in order to facilitate diving, the Bajau people will deliberately puncture their eardrums when they are young, in order to reduce the pain caused by water pressure, so the Bajau people in their later years will be very affected by hearing.

The current situation of the Bajau people.

The Bajau people have been floating on the sea all their lives, and they are very extensive on the sea, often going back and forth between many countries, so the Bajau people have no way to accurately locate which country this nation belongs to, they are more like a free businessman who wanders outside the country.

In order to avoid such disputes and the protection of maritime resources, the surrounding countries forced them to live ashore, and now many Bajau people have moved to live in villages near the shore, and there are very few Bajau people living at sea today.

Nationality is an important status symbol of a person, and it is also very inconvenient for the stateless Bajau people to travel to various countries, although they are forced to migrate to the land, it is not necessarily a disadvantage, maybe after a long time, they have the nationality of a certain country.

Before coming to Semporna, I was particularly interested in "sea gypsies" when I didn't have a tourist guide, so on the second day of my visit to Semporna, I went on a day trip with my friends to see the Bajau island.

Our first stop was to see the Bajau people living on the sea, also known as the "Gypsies of the Sea". The guide I read on the Internet before said that this group of people has no nationality, no identity, and no welfare protection, which is very pitiful to hear. Not having an identity means that their children are not able to go to school.

Their only means of transportation was a small boat made of wood, and when we approached them, we could see the wooden houses on the sea in the distance, which was where they usually lived. It is said that they used to live on boats, and these wooden houses were built after the development of the tourism industry in recent years. Perhaps they were born facing the sea, and they seem to be born with a very good water nature, and they are born to swim.

When Sui let our boat get closer to them, the children rowed desperately towards us.

Friends who have been on the boat have said you have to be careful, they will pounce on you and grab your things. But I think they look menacing, but if you don't give it, they don't grab it. It's just that that kind of look will make you feel a little guilty for not giving him anything.

And as long as the Bajau people get some food (daily necessities) from us, or even just a small rubber band, they will row away from Huina. When I got something to eat, I ate it directly on the side. This kind of satisfaction is completely different from the satisfaction of eating a big meal, but it is a joy from the heart.

In the past, they didn't have enough food and clothing, but their lives have been better in the past two years. There were also friends on the boat, in fact, they were the richest, because they were very good at fishing, and sold all the fish they caught to the people of Semporna Town. However, I think, even if they have money, they can't spend it.

If you don't really see it with your own eyes, it's hard to imagine that there is such a group of people living under the same blue sky. So, have you ever been to Semporna? Have you seen the Bajau people here? What do you think of this group of stateless people?