Mauritania, the Conveyors of the Desert | Deadliest Journeys 

Thanks for the inventors of the internet and RU-vid for making the world so small.

Teenagers all over the Western World need to see these documentaries so that they can understand just how good or bad their actual realities are. It would make them better human beings.

Saya dari indonesia🇮🇩🇮🇩saya selalu melihat documentary ini,Ini sungguh mahakarya yang luar biasa

أنا مواطن مغربي جيراني من موريتانيا كلهم أناس طيبون متدينون. الله يحفظكم.

ONE of the most touching documentaries I've ever watched! After watching this documentary I realized how much we take things for granted and how much we don't appreciate the life that we have! My prayer is that one day God blesses me and I'll be able to travel to that desert and help whenever I can 😭😭😭😭

A wonderful program, a simple life with happy people. This is my beloved country, Mauritania. You had to show the bright side. There are beach towns and other beautiful spring towns

I don't think anyone watching this video would not come to have a greater appreciation of the life which they have been blessed with. I simply can't imagine how it is that these people continue to live in good faith that at some point in the future there life will change for the better. Awsome production. We have it good, no matter what.

That tea is called Attaya, which is widely drunk in Gambia and Senegal as well. It can be drunk anytime of day or night. It is normally brewed 3 times and the first brew is always bitter. 3 brew is much sweeter.

Y'all don't realize how crucial the Deadliest Journey's series is to my survival as a human. Turn the lights down, heat up the dab up, and admire the human innovation to overcome all these obstacles they deal with day to day. This series is just so eye opening to how things really are in the world.

I really enjoy and learn different things by just watching these deadliest road documentaries. It depicts the struggles of different people around the globe. Thank you for posting the Mauritania one. I have always been fascinated by this beloved country. Much love from Somalia.

i traveled North from the Congo to Cameroon, Chad, Niger, Mali, Senegal then into Mauritania on an overland expedition back in 1998, we followed the coast up through Western Sahara into Morocco. The desert was as harsh then as it is now by all appearances, Africa is a magical continent.

موريتانيا-البلد العربي الافريقي الصحراوي- شكرأ لكم لهذا التقرير الممتع-الذي يطلعنا على حياة الناس الصعبه في هذا الكوكب-

На это без слез не взглянешь.

من المغرب نحب موريتانيا وشعبها الطيب أبناء عمومتنا 💚💚🇲🇷🇲🇷💚💚🇲🇦🇲🇦💚💚

I am one of the last stamp collectors left I believe. These documentaries replaces the knowledge you used to get by researching the countries whose stamps you collect. I am trying to get a complete set of Tunisia. I love that part of Africa. I worked in Nigeria and I can vouch that people have a misconception about most other people in the world. One cannot overestimate the value of these documentaries in fostering understanding and tolerance.

This kind of work make me appreciate life in the western part of the world🚫🧢

Sahara is really fascinating to watch in the picture and in the video. I salute to the resilience of the people living in the desert, the place to some like us taught it's hard to survive, yet there they are. With the skill of the drivers too showing toughness.

أنا مسلم من إندونيسيا. أتمنى الخير حقاً للإخوة المسلمين هناك. يحميك الله. أعطيك ما يكفي. مما يتيح لك الراحة. عظم الله أجر صبركم الفردوس الأعلى. آمين

Allahuakhbar...sedih tgk kesusahan mereka..tapi dlm masa yg sama saya kagum dgn kegigihan mereka..walaupun hidup susah tapi masih mampu tersenyum dan bersyukur..semoga Allah memberi mereka semua rezeki yg melimpah ruah..amiin

Sid seems like a kind and patient man. No matter how the powers of the world try to divide us… I would be honored to call him “friend”.

Salute to my brotgers and sisters in Mauritania 🇲🇷 much ❤️. So inspired by your resilience, tenacity, smarts, humility, teamwork, and African smile despite all odds!!! Thanks for sharing this amazing journey with my people.

Those shown in the documentary are heroes. May God bless them all.

The last part, the lady breaking salts to feed her 9 children really touched me... She works from 7am to 5pm on that sun... I am grateful with what i have...

Love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪👊🏿

It's normal in Mauritania, aur neighborhood are really great, I love fishing there, bravery is in blood here. From Morocco 💪.

I been in Mauritania 🇲🇷 i love it. Good people 👍. I love the beach

I wish health, happiness and a lot of wealth for the residents of Mauritania. This documentary was very beautiful and I was amazed. I thank all those who made this documentary and helped in making it. I send greetings to all of you from Iran.

Thank you so much. Life changing. I respect these people despite such harsh conditions, still earning a living. For example; my wife is complaining about living in hell, being married to me. Yet as pensioner 65, we are rich beyond measure. My career was uninterrupted for 45 years. I built all our houses (alone after hours, took me ~40 years). She is a qualified teacher, yet could never keep a job. Always spent her pension monies on furniture. Today we have no debt. Three cars, purchased cash (two which I registered in her name). Yet all the petrol, insurance, maintenance I'm taking care of. Not boasting but we have everything in abundance, including food and savings. Solar power. We are living in a huge double story house with 5 bedrooms as well as two extra properties being rented out. We are Christians, donating lots to the poor, yet my wife insists that she manages my pensioen money. Her lifestyle is her weekly pedicure, manicure and hairdressing visits and ladies tea parties. Always surrounding her with our rich ( but wonderful) friends, she hardly ever wash dishes or make the bed etc etc. (because of fear damaging her nails). She has a (wonderful) black lady to do house cleaning once a week. Herself totally lazy. Spoilt rotten comes to mind. I can't help to wonder about Jesus' teachings: "Those who were last shall be first". "Blessed are the poor, blessed are the meek, blessed are the sad ones.....etc, for they shall inherit the Kingdom of God" Love from Africa.

We used to load iron ore in Noudhibou for Antwerp about 100,000 Tonnes in the late eighties . If there is something called hell this was it. Iron ore dust used to permeate into everything and every where. It used to take 2 days to load and by the time loading was over there was nearly 2 feet of iron ore dust on deck. One had to cover himself completely as due to strong winds you would be covered in no time. You have to spend half an hour in the shower to get rid of iron ore specks and your face would bleed as they would scratch your face as sharp tiny edges would be there in the particles. There was one Viatnemese pilot only to berth and unberth vessels and no sign of people elsewhere. Took nealry 2 days to wash the ship down/.

Боже мой, а некоторые из нас, живущие в Европе, ещё жалуются на свою сложную жизнь!

My gosh I can't even imagine surviving in these harsh conditions may God bless these people am so grateful for the way I live i feel stupid that I complain about silly things, God forgive me.

Your documentary make lots of people realize how lucky they are. Farmers? I saw nothing remotely green. BTW. What humble folks beautiful.

travelling with you means to know what the world is happening and knowing how our brothers spend their life in this world , thanks and God bless us all....

Just shows how far the resilience of the human spirit can go ...hats off to all these people where everything seems to take 100× the effort 👌

Not even wild animals or reptiles or birds - at least none seen in this video. All in all, nice job, great photojournalism. thanks!

Watching from Belize central america I'm from and thanks for the upload!! Africa is the motherland of many belizean people!!✌🏽🙏🌎🌍🖤❤💛💚🖤🇧🇿

What an epic documentary. Hats off, just amazed about how the team can pull off these masterpieces. Also praying for these kind people going through this struggle :)

What a fantastic documentary!! 👏🏽👏🏽...Was in tears of anguish,just listening to the different citizens talking about their day to day living& traveling.Totally an eye-opening experience on the perils of the Sahara..& global warming.

ЛЮБИМЫЕ, ДОРОГИЕ МАВРИТАНИЯ, ПРИМИТЕ ОТ НАС, ЗНАК ГЛУБОКОГО УВАЖЕНИЯ И ПОЧТЕНИЯ, ИЗ ДАЛЁКОЙ РОССИИ, С ЛЮБОВЬЮ!!!!!!

Man these shows are so addicting I need another dose 🤣 From Guam, USA 🇺🇸

the brothers praying made me cry, how beautiful. may alah ease their pain.sid you are a beautiful person

This documentary should be mandatory viewing for everyone in the USA. I have done much work in my 94 years, physically and mentally, and consider my life a paradise experience after watching this.

Hermoso Documental.. De la vida diaria de estas personas y el sufrimiento continuo que viven nuestros hermanos musulmanes para poder sobre vivir en Mauritania. Debemos apreciar lo que tenemos en Europa y pensar en las personas que viven peor que nosotros. Que allah 🤲 los bendiga y los cuide a todos ellos. Gracias por compartir este documental donde se aprecia la dura vida de estas personas que viven en el desierto, Sáhara.😊

Greetings from Cali Colombia South America

This video show me that Some poeple in another corner of the world try their best to survive....still try to do good things for others but sometimes I'm still complaining with the life I go trough😕

Wow! That train is impressive, the people working on it also! Big respect for all the people living in such a harse environment!

I have learnt a lot in life thanks to this awesome and informative documentaries . This people are resilient,they seem quite happy full of gratitude and always smiling. Humility wow.

Thank you for producing this documentary indeed it's one of the best

African Sahara desert adventures are a bliss Marhaba Mauritania 🇲🇷.

Wow, these drivers and co-pilots are amazing! They all seem so chill

حياتكم قاسيه الله يفرج كربكم ويوسع رزقكم

Very moving was the moment when the old desert man (nomad) received his goods and said prayers with the driver. The other moment, the train driver distributing the baguettes for the children ! Fantastic docu!!

Hi viewing from🇹🇹, im a huge fan of these documentaries, thank u 4 sharing 2 d rest of d world

Such a kind of tough journey,it's remind me of a journeys from loiyangani to isiolo through North Horr (chalbi desert),marsabit in Kenya.

your team is doing a tremendous job. thank you for such documentaries

They should show these documentaries in our school. It would change our future generations in how they see their own lives and how others live across the world. if their are any teachers watching this please show it to your class.

Thank you for the documentaries, they are the best in the world. Through the documentaries I have toured the world but one thing has stood out for me, civilization is a failed process that has brought immense suffering to various parts in the world. Can't imagine that exporting iron ore for export would be a priority over transporting humans or crushing fish for pigs abroad would be better than feeding people

👏👏 Excellent reportage. Comme il est difficile de se déplacer et de vivre dans cette chaleur et ce froid intenses en Mauritanie. Peuple courageux et guerrier. Câlin 🇧🇷

Merci pour ce beau reportage. La vie de ces gens est très dure.. Je veux les Bénir dans ce train de 1,8 km de longueur, dans le camion, ainsi que cette merveilleuse maman qui a 9 enfants à nourrir seule..

What a pleasure to watch this! These desert people are geniuses of survival.

I wept and pray for this woman giving all her best to put food on the table. Also I love the truck driver may Allah put more greese to his elbow and bless your effort and make ease to us all. This is a very fantastic documentary I love it. Thanks...

Great program but very tough life for some people's may Allah bless them. Aameen.

That woman raising 8 daughters and a son!! Cant help but imagine with that kind of hard. if you give them 5 acres of fertile plains. God bless them.

I PERSONALLY LOVE ALL YOUR DOCUMENTARIES. GREAT WORK.

I have driven on these roads and I enjoyed it

FELICITACIONES BEST DOCUMENT POR TAN LINDO DOCUMENTAL. Y UNO CONOCE OTROS PAISES A TRAVES DE USTEDES.

An outstanding documentary. Please continue.

I am from Tichit and nothing can describe i am to see something about it and fun fact i took this road few time on a back of a hilux and it’s just an amazing experience

The abandoned goat carcass water jug kinda grossed me out, then I remembered back in the Hippie Days we carried our wine in a Bota Bag 🎒

This truly makes me appreciate my life.

Thanx for the upload, third new and up-to-date video I've seen so far

I'll never complain about going to the store again..

Siamo rientrati ,da circa una settimana, da uno stupendo e non meno impegnativo viaggio dalla Mauritania in 4x4 con un gruppo di amici e guida.Avendo visto questo spettacolare documentario prima della partenza non avrei mai immaginato che avremmo percorso le stasse piste,attraversato i stessi villaggi,visto i raccoglitori di sale,incontrato il vecchio Mercedes,il suo autista e aiutanti nel cassone.Vedere dal vivo tutto questo ,la crudezza di certe situazioni quotidiane di queste popolazioni,una natura veramente difficile per loro,ti lascia un segno interiore.

You all do a great job. My only nit pick is blaming current climate on global warming. I simply do not buy what politicians are trying to sell. Like trying to make me by a $60,000 electric car to help save emissions...when most cannot afford it, charging is a pain, has anyone really looked into the environmental cost of producing the new EVs and all of the thousands of batteries? anyway. Great documentary as always and I appreciate the extreme work that goes into these. Thank you

Such an unadulterated, raw, unfiltered footage of life. Thanks for the video!

It's amazing how the people make effort to survive 🙂

I love this series of documentaries. They are always so well done.

I saw a many Documentrys but this Documentry is very good and very different hard working but this people's lives in very happy life & struggling every day for the Rural life like DW channel & this Documentry is very good 👍 informer 👌👌

I thought we are suffering in Kenya untill I watched this 😭...ee are in heaven

Life is very difficult for these people. I'm very grateful for what I have.

That Intro kills it❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

Nice text, beautiful images, even if so much is disheartening. I have learned so much fom watching your videos. Thank you so much. I wish you the best of heallth and determination to carry on, like the brave inhabitants of these distant places show us, smiles on their faces. Their smiles put me to shame.

Amazing documentary, Awesome part is everyone is smiling and saying thanks... great spirit, great instinct...

رغم صعوبة الحياة الخير في قلوبهم كثير من يوزع الخبز ومن يوزع الماء ونن يساعد الركاب الله يرزقهم من فضله

Great documentary. Much as Mauritanian government is doing they should really ramp up and do more to help their poor countrymen. I pray that Allah strengthens these people’s resolve and give them contentment in this life and Jannatul Firdowsa - Amiin

Once Again Brilliant Episode.. In Swahili.. Asante Sana..

Magnifique reportage tant sur la narration que pour le son et les images. Quant au peuple dans cette région, quel courage et débrouillardise, et les regardants et écoutants, Ils (elles) donnent l'impression que touts problèmes ont une solution. Nous les Européens devrions en prendre exemple comme dans d'autres pays lors de vos reportages dans le monde. Félicitations.

He doesn’t dedicate his prayer to them. He just prays for their protection and leads them in prayer.

😢😢Que vida sofrida..... Parabéns ao Documentário.

Hello..I'm from Sri Lanka and watch your documentaries. This one is a great documentary..Thanks for producing these for us to watch...

as a kenyan i have always found Mauritania very interesting due to its location, almost exotic. i was surprised to find a street in Nairobi called moktar dadah street who i realized was Mauritania president and a friend of jomo Kenyatta. wont mind visiting one day

From what I was able to gather people have A LOT of children and very few resources, the perfect recipe for poverty...Fantastic video by the way...

You see, The Beauty of a Story lies in the telling, the Narrator is Eloquent and has a gift of the gab.. Do your thing man ❤❤love

I ❤️watching these types of documentaries, you just learn so much about the 🌎 & all the people and animals in it...🥰

Fantástico video......pero una realidad que se oculta al Mundo Occidental, tristeza por la forma como viven esa gente.....saludos desde Perú...ciudad de Nasca

embarked on a journey from Rosso to Nouadhbou in 1986, what an experince.

God bless Mauritania i have been there one of the best places in north Africa there hospitality is amazing ❤ loving people

I should never complain about anything. After watching this documentary I feel really sad for these people. It is killing them just to stay alive.

j'aime mon pays Mauritanie

I lived in Mauritania for a year. What a blessing it was for Allah to show me what true happiness looks like