Lost in Aboriginal Land @ Dirty Jobs

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Mike Rowe travels down the northern coast of Australia to work and hunt with Aboriginals who have lived off the land for more than 40,000 years....

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00:00My name's Mike Rowe, and this is my job.

00:07I've made a mess in all 50 states. A big one.

00:10Now, I'm packing my bags for Australia, land of kangaroos.

00:14Look at me. I'm over here.

00:16And didgeridoos.

00:19But I'll be doing more than cuddling koalas.

00:22Oh, her bum is soaking wet.

00:23I'll be getting dirty down under.

00:28I'm still trying to get my head around what I just saw.

00:33Coming up on Dirty Jobs Down Under,

00:36a shift into overdrive for an Australian adventure.

00:40I recommend it. So many different things go wrong.

00:44It's an exclusive visit.

00:45That is not the way to cut.

00:47To a remote Aboriginal community.

00:49What are you doing? You got a sand in the bread.

00:52Where survival requires sharp eyes.

00:56Strong hands.

00:57Oh.

00:58Firm feet.

00:59How does that not hurt your feet, Jimbo?

01:01Look at that. It's tough.

01:02Tough!

01:04And a keen sense of direction.

01:06You know the way to get out?

01:08Yeah, it's over that way.

01:09Or it could be that way.

01:10It might be that way.

01:12Hang on, kids.

01:16Someone's got to do it.

01:26Arnhem Land is Aboriginal for where the f*** am I?

01:30Actually, that's not true, but it should be.

01:32And if you find yourself traveling to this remote part of the Northern Territory

01:36for the purposes of making a TV show about an ancient and mysterious people,

01:40there's only one thing you absolutely, positively don't want to forget.

01:44Your ability to communicate.

01:46Fortunately, I'm in the communications business.

01:48It's okay.

01:49I'll tell you what I know.

01:50We are in Moulin-Bai.

01:53And our bags are all together.

01:57And we have two vehicles, each capable of holding.

02:03Well, we have enough room for everyone, but no room for any of the bags.

02:06If we had two of these in one land preserve, we'd probably be fine, right?

02:11But then it's going to be a pain in the ass to work out of.

02:13Yeah.

02:14So we told our production office to reserve four vehicles.

02:17But somewhere down the line, there was a misunderstanding, a little miscommunication.

02:22And since there's a limited number of rental vehicles in this town,

02:28our adventure may be over before it's begun.

02:31Epic, epic, epic failure.

02:35Oh, there's no question.

02:37It doesn't fit.

02:39There's no question.

02:41Well, as it turns out, our excessive baggage will fit.

02:45I love them.

02:46I told you they wouldn't fit because I was told they wouldn't fit.

02:50Two at a time.

02:52That's how we do it.

02:53Yeah, good for you.

02:54This would mark the beginning of a trend that would envelop us over the next few days.

02:58A growing cloud of confusion and miscommunication

03:01that would thwart our attempts to understand and to be understood.

03:06Stop.

03:07I'm sorry.

03:08Too much?

03:09Too much too fast?

03:13All right, I'll see you guys back there.

03:15Who's riding with me?

03:16The community we're visiting is a four-hour drive from here.

03:20So tonight, we'll be staying at a hotel in Nulambai and head into the bush tomorrow.

03:27So tonight, we're looking forward to relaxing at our luxury accommodations.

03:34Having a beer or two or three, maybe four.

03:38Then hitting the sack, where we'll all be snug as bugs in a rug.

03:49Before we head into the wilderness, we stop here.

03:53Not for supplies, but for a nice dose of art.

03:58This is the Yurkala Art Center, where Australian aboriginals display and sell their creations.

04:06Art plays a big part in aboriginal life.

04:11The man who will guide us to the aboriginal artist is holding a spear over there.

04:17His name is Cade McDonald.

04:20Cade is an art dealer committed to bringing indigenous Australian artworks to all people.

04:25And today, you're going to be our guide, essentially.

04:29Yep.

04:29The people we're going to meet today live about four hours from here in the homeland?

04:34Yep.

04:35And what's the homeland called?

04:36It's called Yopra.

04:37Yopra, okay.

04:38What am I looking at right here?

04:40This is called a larikich, or a hollow log, or a memorial pole.

04:44So traditionally, it was used as a sort of, almost like a coffin.

04:48These all started out as individual trees.

04:51All the art in this collection is highly sought after, and it's not cheap.

04:56Today, we're going to meet the artist, find one of these special trees, and cut it down.

05:03We're going to get in, those vehicles are going to drive approximately five years, or whatever.

05:07Yeah, yeah, five hours.

05:09Yeah, yeah.

05:09Five hours then.

05:10Good.

05:10Depending on your driving.

05:11But yeah, let's do it.

05:12Okay.

05:13Founded in 1931, Arnhem Land is one of the largest aboriginal reserves in all of Australia.

05:19To make room for the crew, we left half our gear back at the Roach Motel and set off to

05:24the aboriginal community, whose name I can't pronounce or remember.

05:27For the next four or five hours, the roads look like this, feel like this, and no, there's

05:34no speed limit.

05:37Trying to go with the motion.

05:40That wasn't so bad.

05:46It's not one of us, is it?

05:49This does not look good.

05:51One of our vehicles appears to have flipped over.

05:56Right, maybe, or maybe not.

05:58Too fast, eh?

06:00Wow.

06:01How long ago, you think?

06:02Yesterday.

06:04Kate says accidents like this happen all the time out here.

06:09Somebody's head hit the friggin' windshield, that's for sure.

06:14I figured it probably happened yesterday.

06:17There's nobody inside, thankfully, but whoever was riding shotgun is going to have a heck

06:22of a headache today, so we're going to slow things down.

06:25Let's just slow things down, man.

06:28But the rough road is not the only danger.

06:31We're just looking for buffalo.

06:33What kind of buffalo?

06:35We're a buffalo from, like, from Southeast Asia.

06:38You have a lot out here?

06:40Yeah, there's heaps, and they're really big, and they're well-charged in the car.

06:48Any advice for those unforeseen moments when a water buffalo might charge the car?

06:53My advice is if you just drive away as quick as you can, really.

06:58I mean, they're pretty big.

07:00They're pretty vicious.

07:04We've gone 87 kilometers.

07:08We're 87 kilometers into a four-hour trip.

07:13The road still looks pretty much like that.

07:17After three more hours of shake, rattle and roll,

07:21we finally arrive at Yopra, a homeland community of about 100 people

07:26located on what's commonly called Blue Mud Bay.

07:32Access to Yopra is very restricted.

07:35To visit, you must get the stamp of approval from this guy.

07:39His name is Jumbawa, or maybe Jumbawa.

07:43I'm not sure.

07:44But he is the man in charge, and I thought we already had his thumbs up.

07:49Apparently, that's not quite true.

07:52He still has some questions for us.

07:54Guess there was a little miscommunication somewhere.

07:57Shocking.

07:57What are you going to do with these films?

08:01Well, there's a TV channel called The Discovery Channel,

08:05and there's a TV show on The Discovery Channel about work.

08:09It's called Dirty Jobs.

08:11So are you the main person for the television or for the TV?

08:15I'm the one on the TV most of the time,

08:18but my crew is also in the show a lot.

08:20Those people will be on that film there.

08:24Yes.

08:24They'll be dying, some of them, like in the future.

08:28This is the part where Jumbawa tells me his culture has a taboo against cameras.

08:32I just know it.

08:33Please don't tell me that, Jumbawa.

08:34Well, a lot of people tell us that by being on the show,

08:40we're preserving their memory for all time.

08:43Glad to adopt him, right?

08:45Yes.

08:45That's Wakka, by the way.

08:47I think he's Jumbawa's brother-in-law.

08:49And we like to be very honest in the way we shoot the show.

08:53So we talked for about five more minutes,

08:54and I think I passed the test.

08:56But not the communications test.

08:58Okay.

08:59Now, the trouble begins.

09:01Relax first.

09:02Just go on and I'll drop your things there.

09:04Jumbawa tells us the plan today is to drop our stuff at the guest quarters,

09:08and then we'll all go out and chop down a tree for the art.

09:12But then, Cade was informed by Jumbawa that the plan was changed.

09:17The plan is actually to spear stingrays today and chop down the tree tomorrow.

09:22What we're going to do tomorrow, we're going to attempt to do today.

09:25I'm not sure why, but it involves spears and looking for stingrays.

09:28Well, stingray, maybe that will be tomorrow, right?

09:33But tomorrow, right?

09:41Okay, so I guess today we're getting wood,

09:43which I guess means we're cutting down the tree after all, I think.

09:47Well, we're dressed, you know, to get wet,

09:49but we can put on our other clothes and go get wood?

09:52Yeah.

09:52It is just basic communication.

09:56So are we going to fish first?

09:58Yeah, well, you got in the room for me.

10:02Yeah, we'll get you in there.

10:03For me and Gumbawa.

10:04Yeah, we'll get you in there.

10:05Okay, and just like that, we're back to getting stingrays.

10:09Well, actually, no?

10:11I think we're going to throw it tomorrow.

10:12We're getting crabs and fish today.

10:13Crabs and fish?

10:14That's the current agenda.

10:16Right.

10:17Until five minutes later.

10:18We're in a very fluid situation.

10:24Super fluid.

10:25The village of Yoparup is a small place with homes

10:28much like the ones we'll be staying in.

10:31There's only about 100 people here,

10:32but I just wish I could remember one name.

10:36I can't remember their names, man.

10:38Did I say that right?

10:39Waka?

10:40Waka, yeah.

10:40Waka.

10:41Nice to meet you.

10:42Waka.

10:45How does he say his name again?

10:46Which one?

10:47Waka.

10:48Jambawa.

10:49Jambawa.

10:53That was easy.

10:55Shall we go for a ride?

10:57Go for a ride?

10:58Yeah, yeah.

10:59Rarely in such a short period of time

11:02has there been so much confusion.

11:05So many mixed messages.

11:07So much ambiguity.

11:09So much ambivalence.

11:10So much hope.

11:17If you're just joining us,

11:19we're in Arnhem Land catching crabs.

11:21All right, so we're going to a place,

11:23it starts with an M.

11:25Manatagongoway, yeah.

11:26Manatagongoway, that's where we're going.

11:27It's not the best.

11:28Manatagongoway.

11:29Manatagongoway.

11:30Manatagongoway.

11:32You've never watched the Discovery Channel?

11:34Everyone?

11:35Television?

11:37Oh, I don't think so.

11:38I really don't want it anyway.

11:41Good for you.

11:43You're not missing much.

11:45As we arrived at the ocean,

11:47our plans suddenly changed once more

11:49when Jumboa spotted a wild water buffalo.

11:53Across the way, that's a big buffalo.

11:54Right up there, yeah.

11:56There's the big guy, right there.

11:59Even though Jumboa might not watch TV,

12:02he knows a good TV moment when he sees one.

12:04So he took us to get a better angle of the beast.

12:07Jumboa seems to see something.

12:13Yeah, we're on the trail of a water buffalo.

12:18You see him?

12:19I'm tired of walking.

12:20I don't blame you.

12:21You want to hop in?

12:22Stand up like this.

12:24Okay, follow the track there.

12:25You can see the whole track there.

12:27Jumboa has found the tracks of another water buffalo.

12:30So once again, the crabs and fishes will have to wait.

12:33Up, up, up.

12:34Here we go.

12:36Cade told me if we ran across a wild water buffalo

12:39to go the other way

12:40because they're fast and unpredictable.

12:44I don't think Jumboa and Cade communicate either.

12:48Yeah, he's gone. He's easy.

12:50All right, here we go.

12:56Even though Jumboa and Waka

12:57haven't actually told me in so many words,

13:01I'm pretty sure they know what they're doing

13:02when it comes to tracking wild water buffalo.

13:05Pretty short.

13:09Oh, heads up.

13:11Heads up.

13:12Something's been in here.

13:27I'm not sure what we're doing here.

13:28I can't even hear this water buffalo

13:30just start snorting and stamping.

13:31Oh, the water buffalo, it's struggling.

13:37Jumboa had told me we were following tracks.

13:39Now, I assumed he met the tracks of a water buffalo.

13:42But obviously,

13:44I don't understand anything.

13:47Fortunately, Waka knows the goal of this adventure.

13:51Milkwood tree.

13:51Milkwood, okay.

13:52So that's what you, uh,

13:54you carve?

13:54This is what we are after.

13:55Why a milkwood tree?

13:56Maybe Jumboa will tell me.

13:58Maybe not.

14:00Mike?

14:01Yeah?

14:01I'm here.

14:03Cade, I thought we were looking for crabs.

14:04This is on the way to the crabs.

14:06We were looking for crabs,

14:07then we got distracted by the water buffalo,

14:09and now we're going to cut down a tree.

14:11Yeah.

14:15That is not the way to cut.

14:17No?

14:18No.

14:18How do you cut?

14:20You cut.

14:21Oh, you want to cut yourself, eh?

14:22No.

14:23How do you do it?

14:25It kind of seemed like that's what I was doing.

14:28You can cut it from the other side, then.

14:30Okay.

14:33So, Cade, will this be used for any of the things

14:35that we saw back at the museum?

14:37Yeah, it's made out of this stuff.

14:38Oh.

14:39Jumboa will use this wood

14:41because he's picked a nice tree, eh?

14:43Yeah.

14:45Remember, Jumboa is an artist.

14:46This tree is his canvas.

14:49Here it goes.

14:50Where's it going?

14:51It's going right towards you, Troy.

14:53Yeah, this thing is falling.

14:55And if I let it go, it's going to fall straight.

14:58So, guys, here it goes.

15:00So, I'm going to try and do this.

15:04Wait, which way are you going?

15:05I'm trying to do this.

15:06That's where I'm standing.

15:06This is all I could.

15:08Here it goes.

15:10Heads up, everybody.

15:11Tree coming down.

15:18Oh, you guys, you know what?

15:19Oh, you know, everybody's alive and Doug's bored.

15:23It's just no fun.

15:27One, two, three.

15:36You have to be careful, eh?

15:38Yes.

15:39Once that milk goes into your eyes, it will make you blind.

15:42Well, this is an important tip, Waka.

15:45Blind, really?

15:46That's poison.

15:47Just enough.

15:48Is there anything in this country that can't kill me?

15:51See?

15:51This is what I mean by milk, eh?

15:55Even milk.

15:56I mean, it is the nicest thing in the world, milk.

15:58But it will kill you.

15:59There, there, there.

16:00That stuff.

16:00This liquid here or whatever.

16:02Yeah.

16:03Yeah?

16:03Get into your eyes.

16:04Yeah, I guess it's milk.

16:05Get into your eyes.

16:06Yeah.

16:06Make you blind.

16:07I'm all right.

16:08I got two eyes, right?

16:09Yeah, you got two eyes.

16:10Yeah, there you go.

16:10Just be careful, you know?

16:11Good.

16:11So the key then, for the sake of safety, would be to keep your eyes shut while you swing the

16:15axe.

16:19As you said, hot, dirty work.

16:21Hot, dirty work.

16:22You absolutely latched on to our agenda.

16:27Goodbye, everyone.

16:28You know the way to get out?

16:30Yeah, it's over that way.

16:31Or it could be that way.

16:32It might be that way, Waka.

16:34I'll tell you, in all the confusion, I'm not sure.

16:36What with the blindness.

16:37Oh, my goodness.

16:42Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

16:59Shibala, you're a tough son of a gun.

17:01Where are we going to put these, Kay?

17:03Put it in the bull bar.

17:04In the vulva?

17:05Bull bar, bull bar.

17:06The, uh, what do you call it?

17:08Just bull bar.

17:09The bull bar.

17:09The bumper?

17:10Yeah.

17:11The bull bar?

17:12Bull bar.

17:13It's hitting bulls.

17:14Bull bar.

17:14Oh, the bull bar.

17:15Yeah.

17:16Bull bar, of course.

17:17It's obvious.

17:18Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

17:22All right, so we take these down to your vehicle.

17:24We strap them to the roof.

17:26And then can we go get some crabs?

17:28No, no, I think we found some turtle eggs.

17:30Oh, OK.

17:31Well, we're, again, the situation is very, very fluid.

17:33Very fluid.

17:34What are we going to do with the turtle eggs?

17:35Paint them or eat them?

17:36Eat them.

17:40I can't wait to see what happens to us now, Jimbo.

17:42Huh?

17:43I can't wait to see what you got in the store next.

17:45Look.

17:46There, there, look.

17:47Come on, there.

17:48Turtle.

17:50This way.

17:50Shh, shh, shh, shh.

17:52These are turtle tracks?

17:53Yeah.

17:55So they come up here.

17:57Fly the eggs.

17:58Divock down the beach.

18:00Don't want to dig too hard.

18:02How deep are they?

18:03Oh, I see them.

18:11Like a ping pong ball.

18:13Wow, there's a lot of eggs.

18:15In a lot of places, eating turtle eggs is against the law.

18:19Here, it's just part of living with the land.

18:22So basically, you just walk down the beach, you look for the tracks.

18:25The tracks are obvious.

18:26If you see them, you get the eggs.

18:28Not always, you know.

18:30No.

18:30Sometimes they've hatched.

18:33And they've run away.

18:35That's disappointing.

18:36Well, it's kind of, I'm on the turtle side a little bit.

18:38That's your turtle, I was going to say.

18:39I mean, let's be honest.

18:40It's hard not to root for a thing and then.

18:42Yeah, they're kind of cute.

18:43Until you're hungry.

18:44In which case, let's face it.

18:45You take what you can.

18:46I think I'll wash my hands off.

18:48Watch out for Baru, huh?

18:50For what?

18:51Crocodile.

18:52Oh, Baru, crocodile.

18:54Crocodile live in the bay.

18:55That's great.

18:58It takes a while.

18:58You've got to think totally differently from what you're used to, you know, in the States.

19:02You hop in the ocean, you hop in the bay.

19:04I mean, you know, in the back of our head, we're always thinking sharks.

19:07But here, it's just crocodiles.

19:17Jumboa is taking us to the other side of the bay, where he has assured me we will finally catch

19:22crabs.

19:25I'm just curious.

19:26We're all bleeding from walking through the woods.

19:28You don't have any cuts on you.

19:29Can I see your feet?

19:30Huh?

19:31Your feet.

19:32My feet?

19:32Look.

19:33Yeah, I want to look at your feet.

19:35You need to put your foot right up in the lens here.

19:36The bottoms of your feet must be amazing.

19:43Look at that.

19:43That is tough.

19:45Tough!

19:46And I wish I had feet like that.

19:51What arm on your arm?

19:52I saw a scar on your arm, too.

19:54What?

19:55Hey, you're looking at everything.

19:56Oh, yeah, over here.

19:58Yeah, what's that?

20:00Yeah, fine.

20:01Uh-huh, I had a triple purpose.

20:03Oh, really?

20:04Yeah, yeah.

20:04You okay?

20:05Yeah, I'm okay.

20:06Oh, jeez.

20:07A triple bypass heart operation.

20:09Wow.

20:10Didn't see that one coming.

20:12A jambua.

20:13It's full of surprises.

20:15Okay.

20:16All right.

20:19As we got out, I could see that Waka was already on the job.

20:29Waka called a manna shark.

20:31Who got it?

20:32Waka.

20:34Turtle eggs and shark.

20:36It's the Discovery Channel Blue Plate special.

20:44Shark liver is a delicacy, but it doesn't make it onto the menu until we give it a quick inspection.

20:50No blemishes means it's safe to eat.

20:53Is it okay?

20:55What's that word mean, kid?

20:57Good.

20:57Good?

20:58Yeah, good.

20:59Megmak is good.

21:01Yaka megmak is no good.

21:03Yaka megmak no good.

21:04Megmak good.

21:05Yeah, megmak is good.

21:06So this is Megmak.

21:08What do you do now?

21:10Well, we didn't get any crabs today, but we had shark and turtle eggs, so I figured we'd

21:15be kicking back until dinner was ready.

21:17I was wrong.

21:18We can go and buy dingo and get some...

21:21Get in the boat now.

21:22Hand line.

21:23All right, so we are now moving to the next phase of our unplanned series of ongoing fluid

21:28adventures.

21:28It involves a boat, a couple of lines, I believe, and I guess we'll go out a little bit.

21:33I want this dingo to strike it all, lift it up.

21:36All right.

21:37How far out are we going to go?

21:39There.

21:39There's just not far.

21:41How does that not hurt your feet, Jimbo?

21:45The plan is simple.

21:46The women, children, and childlike people will stay on the beach making a delicious dinner

21:52while the brave men take to sea on a perilous voyage to catch sharks or man-eating crocodiles

21:59or giant squid or something.

22:03Pedal hard, pedal hard.

22:05Pedal hard?

22:06More, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more.

22:08Our sea voyage was filled with many challenges, intense action, and most importantly, puckered lips.

22:22That's whistling for the fish.

22:24Come.

22:25I've never heard of whistling for fish before, but I like it.

22:39To keep from nodding off, I began to think about the deadly saltwater crocodiles that infest

22:44the bays and inlets around here.

22:52Crocodiles eat people, you know.

22:53You can look it up.

22:54So I began to wonder if one could jump right into our boat, when suddenly, what is this?

23:06Hey, that looks like something.

23:08We got lucky.

23:09Let's see.

23:11Let's see.

23:11Blue mouth.

23:13Coral fish.

23:23He said hit him.

23:27Oh.

23:27Well, that'll definitely stun him.

23:30What you're doing right there will absolutely mellow him out.

23:39Oh.

23:48Yeah.

23:50That's bad.

23:52That's bad.

23:52Mind mark.

23:53Mind mark.

23:54Mind mark.

23:56It's good.

23:57It's good.

23:58Mm.

24:02Eating turtle eggs.

24:04On a beach with some new friends at Yerinha at Yerinha. It's important to know where you are

24:19Seems like the community is starting to warm up to us and our cameras so when in Rome

24:29As Jumboa pulled up with his nephew Nicholas we heard some music not currently on the US top 40. Okay,

24:36here they come

24:38The music is from a CD that Nicholas composed and performed himself

24:42Good morning. Is that your song? I love it. It really sounds great

24:49All right

24:51We're about 40 minutes

24:53Well, it's not too bad actually, but we got to make a quick pit stop the cigarettes are not for

24:58me

24:58They're for another member of our party and the only place around here to buy them is this little blue

25:03store

25:04We got we got a jug of water. We got the my camp and we got three

25:12Three packs of smokes, okay 22 bucks a piece by the way grand total

25:17Yes

25:18Guess again, but a higher

25:21No, it's a little higher than that

25:23I'll just tell you amber gave him a hundred dollars and

25:28this was the change

25:3099 bucks

25:32nine cans of pop three packs of smokes and a gallon of water

25:42Finally we're off the spear stingrays at a remote beach

25:47Which requires another two-hour adventure in off-road exploration

25:52I

25:52Tell you what man is very exciting if you've never driven through the jungle before trying to keep up with

25:57a

25:58With a four-wheeler I recommend it

26:02So many different things go wrong. There's no real clear path and

26:08You never know what you're gonna see

26:11lizards water buffalo trees jumping out from nowhere

26:15You know

26:17That's all this is a lot of guesswork really and a lot of a lot of shifting

26:21On the fly a lot of last-minute crazy crap

26:26Ultimately, I know we're looking for the ocean, but we've taken so many twists and turns

26:30I don't know east from west at this point

26:33I don't know east from west at this point

26:33We're going over law guys. This is gonna hurt

26:38Oh

26:39Oh

26:40Sorry fellas

26:42Zero hope of getting out of this place without help

26:47Oh

26:48Oh

26:49Heads up

26:50Oh

26:52Oh

26:54Oh

26:54Bump

26:56Leaf tree

26:58Leaf tree rock log indigenous species killer snake

27:03It's like that only it never stops it never stops

27:08Oh

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27:36Oh

27:38We're here

27:44Interesting thing about Australia, the toilets here

27:46I've been I've been going to many toilets

27:49For the purposes of research

27:51And I've been looking for a counterclockwise swirling of the water

27:56This is the commode

27:57We've all been sharing all of these

28:00I have not seen a toilet in Australia that doesn't come with two options

28:04Option A for pee pee

28:07Option B for poo poo

28:09This is a number one flush

28:16There's a suction almost like a

28:18Like an airplane technique, you know

28:21You flush the toilet up in the airplane

28:22It just

28:24Number two

28:28So you can see it's the same basic

28:32Thing, but it's just more of it

28:34Obviously, it's sort of interesting

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