Discover the rescued birds at a foundation in Davao City | Born to be Wild - video Dailymotion

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Aired (March 23, 2024): Join Doc Nielsen Donato as he visits the rescued birds that are under the care of a foundation in Davao City. Watch this video.

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00:46 (speaking in foreign language)

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01:41 - This is a big eagle owl.

01:51 All right, yes.

01:54 (speaking in foreign language)

01:59 Those are sensors.

02:03 Look at that beak, very powerful beak.

02:08 (speaking in foreign language)

02:12 And then apparently in Bukidnon,

02:27 when they rescued the owl,

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02:57 Look at that, oh my gosh.

03:04 The wingspan is longer than the Philippine hawk eagle.

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04:25 You see that their skull has an extension

04:39 of their bone here.

04:41 (speaking in foreign language)

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04:49 So we're done with the collection of samples

04:57 through swabbing.

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06:03 It's not usual that we see people keeping wildlife freely.

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06:33 This is a juvenile serpent eagle.

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06:55 Chest cavity is moving.

06:57 That means (speaking in foreign language)

07:02 If you notice, (speaking in foreign language)

07:12 Every day, (speaking in foreign language)

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07:26 1.4, 1.34.

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Discover the rescued birds at a foundation in Davao City | Born to be Wild

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