In 2014, Morgan shared a selection of his photos of the Bajau Laut with us. You can see the rest at his website. The Bajau are a nomadic Malay people who have lived at sea for centuries ...

These fascinating images reveal what life is like for the Bajau people - a nomadic tribe who spend their lives on the water. The group have been dubbed 'sea gypsies' thanks to the fact they ...

But for the Bajau Laut, stateless sea gypsies who live ... in September 2015 where he captured these striking images. Lehn said: 'I think it's amazing this culture still exists in our modern ...

The more nomadic Sama-Bajau tend to follow Islam in their own way. The Ubian Bajau, another nomadic people, believe in local sea spirits, or "Jinn," as a part of their Islamic practices.

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Extreme, yes, but that’s how a group of human sea nomads—the Bajau people—have survived for ... With the help of a portable ultrasound, she took pictures of their spleens to measure the ...

Refugees banned from living on land have decided to make lives for themselves - at sea. The Bajau people fled the Philippines to Malaysia, but they were not allowed to settle because of their ...

Photographer Ng Choo Kia joined the Bajau people on their pirogues, which are long narrow canoes made from single tree trunks, and documented their daily life in a series of pictures. The 43-year ...

But a group of people called the Bajau takes free diving to the extreme ... We went around to different homes, and we would take images of their spleens. “I usually had an audience,” she ...

A genetic abnormality known as the "sea nomad gene" allows an amazing tribe of fish people known as Bajau to hold their breath underwater for 10 minutes in order to spear meals. Larger spleens ...

When shown graphic images that typically trigger intense ... For free divers, no scuba gear is required to plumb the watery depths. The Bajau people of the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia ...