That's why I wenton a triparoundtheworld, tothecountry, offTurkey, Senegal, UnitedStatesandCyprustofindpeopleandplacesthat I couldnotseeonGoogleandthatjourney.
Thatjourneystartsin a remotevillageinTurkey.
Whatyouhearnowisnotjust a whistle.
This'd is a reallanguagecalledtheBirdLanguage E.
I amhereat a remotevillageinthemountainsoffTurkey, andbecausethehouseisoffthisvillagearefarfromeachother.
This'llVillagehasdeveloped a newlanguagethathasover 250 uniquewordsthatistaughtatschoolstokidsonthat's beenaroundforover 500 years.
Forexample, thisis a conversationontheseconversationscanhappenover a 2.5 kilometerdistanceintheworldfulloflanguageisthemostbeautifulonesseemtobelongtothebirdsthatoneminute e.
Okay, thisisinsane.
I havejustarrivedtothecountryoffonLeetofindthishundredsofpeopleworkingouttogetherinperfectharmonyonthebeachwaythoughtthiswas a footballteamor a basketballteam.
It's not.
Turnsouttheseguysdon't evenknoweachother.
This'd is a publicbeachinSenegalwhereanyonecanworkoutwithotherpeople.
I wantthispassportandmanypeopleintheworlddo, becausethiscomeswiththeAmericandream.
But I havejustarrivedto a placewherepeoplehavethecitizenship, butnotthedream.
Thistleis a communityinPuertoRicothatwasstruckby a hurricanesixmonthsago, anduntilnowtheseguyshavenoelectricity, norooftops, nocellservice, andsomedon't evenhavecleanwater.