Batang musang, isang sundalo ang kinikilalang magulang?! | Born to be Wild - video Dailymotion

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Aired (December 8, 2024) Ligaw na batang musang sa Panamao, Sulu ang ni-rescue at kinupkop ng isang sundalo. Ang nabuong relasyon umano ng dalawa ay tila mag-ama na. Alamin ang kanilang kuwento sa video na ‘to! #MediaForOneHealth #CFIMedia #ProjectInAction #OneHealth

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00:00In the forest, there are some cute residents.

00:09They have curly hair and look like they are rich.

00:14But the reason why they look like this is because they are far away from their parents and their natural home.

00:30They are far away from their parents and their natural home.

00:38Smelly.

00:40All over the branches of the tree.

00:43While their mother is not here.

00:47The kids are playing freely here.

00:52They run around a lot.

01:00But as time goes by, the kids are far away from their parents and their natural home.

01:09Because inside their territory, there are other residents.

01:15Because they are divided in this forest.

01:20They cannot find their way back to their natural home.

01:25Until they are completely lost.

01:28Even though the kid is small, he still needs his mother's love and care.

01:37In this situation, the kid is vulnerable to any kind of threat.

01:46He can be attacked by predators such as snakes, birds, and dogs.

01:53It is also possible that someone will suddenly attack him.

01:59In Panamao, Sulu.

02:02I encountered a different kind of soldier and musang.

02:07Because the father or parent of this young musang is a soldier.

02:13The child of this musang is named George.

02:20The routine of a father.

02:22It's like this.

02:25As soon as I wake up, I make coffee.

02:28Then I mix it with milk.

02:52Hi, sir.

02:53Sir, doctor.

02:54Good afternoon.

02:55Hi, Dr. Nelson.

02:56Yes, sir.

02:59Wow, look at this.

03:00So, you tamed this?

03:03Yes, sir.

03:04Because when you gave us that civilian.

03:09When you gave us that civilian.

03:11When you gave us that civilian.

03:13We were very happy.

03:15We were very happy.

03:17We were very happy.

03:19We were very happy.

03:20That was a civilian, sir.

03:22When he was still a child, sir.

03:23Just a few weeks old.

03:25Oliver feeds George fruits.

03:28But George's favorite is the milk he mixes.

03:34I also tried to give milk to George.

03:37George.

03:43He's biting.

03:44When he bites, the milk will come out.

03:48He's very full.

03:50I decided to check up on the baby and give him vitamins.

03:55We will give him some vitamins and deworming.

04:05How old is he?

04:09How did you get this baby civet cat?

04:13I have a friend, sir.

04:16At that time, at the checkpoint.

04:18In front of us.

04:19I gave it to him because they can't take care of it.

04:22But not for long.

04:24A civet cat is small or fat.

04:27So, sir.

04:28You need to hold this.

04:30Because we will cure him.

04:33Hello, George.

04:35George is very gentle.

04:39We're going to give it some vitamins.

04:44What will you do when he gets old?

04:47We haven't figured it out yet.

04:51I have witnessed many times that the civet cat became aggressive when they grew up.

04:58They became brave even to their own caretakers.

05:03While I was examining the civet cat.

05:07Hey, it's wet.

05:10Is it wet?

05:11It's hot.

05:14That's why my back is getting hot.

05:17Hey, George.

05:21When an animal has been in a small cage for too long,

05:25they get zoocosis.

05:28This is a disease where they repeat a behavior like pacing or excessive licking.

05:37Did you try to get him to play outside?

05:41He's galloping around here, sir.

05:43Our dog.

05:44So, you should bring him to the forest first.

05:49Get him familiarized with the forest.

05:54There is no facility where Zulusa can cope with the wildlife rescuers.

06:00When it comes to our protocols for the wildlife caretakers,

06:05our office assesses the status of the wildlife.

06:10We just tell them to be careful.

06:14But our office encourages them to be released to the wild

06:20because that's where they should live.

06:23And since George is still young, he will stay here with Oliver.

06:28But the experts should remind them to be careful when taking care of animals,

06:34especially if they come from the wild.

06:37They can develop zoonotic diseases

06:40or diseases that can be transmitted to humans from animals,

06:44like rabies.

06:46Try to be very cautious about interaction with wildlife

06:50because there's a lot of unknown in terms of zoonotic disease transmission.

06:55But what we know is the potential for, say,

06:58Sivet has the capability to transmit SARS virus.

07:02And that means possibly other SARS-CoV viruses.

07:07There's a good chance that George will live and grow because of Oliver's care.

07:13He's totally taken care of, ma'am.

07:16He relieves stress.

07:19He's continuously taken care of.

07:22He'll be able to take care of himself for a long time.

07:26Giving time to a young animal in need of help is also a sacrifice.

07:32It also proves the importance of coexistence between humans and wildlife.

07:40Thank you for watching Born to be Wild.

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Batang musang, isang sundalo ang kinikilalang magulang?! | Born to be Wild

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