The nomads of Outer Mongolia

The video explores the life of the Dahad tribe in Outer Mongolia, highlighting their nomadic lifestyle. The Dahad are constantly on the move, herding animals and setting up temporary camps. Their autumn camp includes tents and a storehouse, and they prepare for a challenging winter migration over high mountains. The tribe is self-sufficient, relying on their animals for food and clothing, and they face threats from harsh weather and predators.

What is the primary source of food and clothing for the Dahad tribe?

• Their animals

• Farming

• Local markets

• Imported goods

What is a significant threat to the Dahad tribe's animals?

• Floods

• Wolves

• Drought

• Poachers

What is a unique feature of the Dahad tribe's autumn camp?

• Metal shelters

• Brick buildings

• Felt-lined tents

• Permanent stone houses

What do the Dahad tribe sometimes purchase from passing traders?

• Vehicles

• Furniture

• Warm clothes

• Electronics

What dairy products are important in the Dahad diet during their winter journey?

• Butter and cream

• Yogurt and cheese

• Milk and ice cream

• Custard and pudding