00:00There are a group of marine nomads in Malaysia
00:03They are good at swimming
00:04and their bodies are constantly evolving
00:06Their genes are also different from normal people
00:08It's okay if you don't understand
00:09It's useless even if you understand
00:10You can just pretend to understand
00:11The Bayao people are the second largest indigenous ethnic group in Sabah
00:13In 2010, the population was estimated to be about 430,000
00:16They mainly live in Xianbena, Nadu and Guna
00:19Their lifestyle can be divided into the Lu Bayao and Hai Bayao
00:23The Hai Bayao people are also known as the Gipu Sai people of the sea
00:26Their tribes are located in the Indian and Philippine seas
00:28They mainly rely on fishing
00:30They spend 60% of their day in the sea to catch fish
00:33This makes the Bayao people different from the rest
00:36They can adapt to the special genes of the sea
00:38American researchers once found that
00:40The skin of the Bayao people is 50% larger than that of ordinary people
00:43They can stay in the water for more than five minutes
00:45But also because of the life of the marine nomads
00:48Most of the Bayao people have missed the registration of the Danish citizens of the year
00:51Now, the problem of no citizenship is still a difficult problem
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