How People Live in Pitcairn: 35 Descendants of the HMS Bounty Mutineers | 4K Travel Documentary

In the middle of the South Pacific, more than 2,000km from its nearest neighbor, lies an island of just 35 people — nearly all of them direct descendants of the 9 mutineers of HMS Bounty, 1789. No airport, no harbor, only a supply ship a few times a year. This is the story of Pitcairn: from a bloody mutiny, to a chain of killings that left only one man alive, to how 35 people still keep a functioning society running today. The exact current population, according to the latest data (official statistics & Wikipedia), ranges from 35–50 people depending on the source—the scenario below uses the figure of 35, which is the most recent and widely cited figure.