Living in Easter Island | The Dark Secrets of Giant Moai on the World's Most Isolated Island | 4K

This is Easter — the most remote and isolated island in the world.
It has stood alone in the middle of the Pacific Ocean for thousands of years, so isolated that the nearest inhabited place is more than two thousand kilometers away.
And these are the Moai — the enormous stone statues that have turned Easter into one of the most intriguing places on Earth.

Nearly one thousand statues are scattered across the island, some as tall as a building and weighing as much as two hundred seventy tons. They have consumed countless hours of scientific research and filled countless pages in the media, all in search of an answer to one question: how did ancient people create and move these enormous blocks of stone on an island isolated in the middle of the ocean?