Dambuhalang sawa, nakita sa bintana sa isang bahay sa Cainta, Rizal! | Born to be Wild - video Dailymotion

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Aired (December 22, 2024) Isang dambuhalang sawa ang nakita sa bintana ng isang bahay sa Cainta, Rizal. Panoorin ang video.

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00:00In the middle of the night, while the residents of Tainta Rizal were resting, they heard a loud sound in the window.

00:21They immediately woke up to see what it was.

00:26Until...

00:30A huge rock fell on them.

00:34Oh no! There's a ghost!

00:37It's scary!

00:39It won't move!

00:50Even though there are a lot of houses in this subdivision in Rizal, not only people live here.

00:58Just like a dead animal that was seen wandering on the street.

01:05It looks like it just finished eating its prey.

01:11It's a waste and it's dead when the residents reach it.

01:16In a CCTV footage, while the residents were talking to each other,

01:24suddenly...

01:27A snake entered their gate.

01:32Their pet dog was startled and jumped.

01:37It's so big!

01:40In November, Joel's family was shocked because of the unexpected visitor.

01:47It's so hard! It won't move!

01:51It was clearly seen in the video how big and long the snake was.

01:57It's so hard! Look at this! It's so hard!

02:00It tried to pinch itself in the hole to escape.

02:06Oh no! It's moving!

02:09Oh no! There's a ghost!

02:12It's so scary!

02:14It's so scary!

02:20I immediately went to the place where the snake was seen.

02:26I saw the video on social media.

02:31The snake is so big. Where is it?

02:33I saw it here. Actually, it was the second time I saw it.

02:38I saw it when our neighbor came here.

02:42So, we left it.

02:44But last night, it appeared again.

02:47My children saw it.

02:49It's so big!

02:52First, I examined the inside of Joel's house.

02:57When the snake came here, it wanted to enter here.

03:00You can see its scales.

03:03It means that it came from the water.

03:07It came here because it was still wet.

03:10You can see that it printed its scales.

03:14Wow!

03:16It's so deep.

03:19The rocks are a bit hard here.

03:22But the rocks are a bit soft here.

03:26It's not that hard.

03:27That's why it can enter here.

03:31Even if you put it here, there's no assurance that you can see it.

03:36Because it's so deep.

03:38The setup here is that the river is here.

03:42And you can see that there are a lot of lilies and plants.

03:46So, where there is water, there is life.

03:51And only the living can benefit from that river.

03:55Let's look for the snakes.

04:08The snakes can live for a few months without food.

04:14But after that, there's a possibility that they'll come out again

04:19to look for food.

04:22Because the snake didn't show up,

04:26we decided to put a camera trap in a place that it can pass through.

04:32Let's put some screen there.

04:35So, when it comes out, we can call it.

04:40It's hard to see.

04:42It's hard to see.

04:44It's hard to see.

04:46It's hard to see.

04:48It's hard to see.

04:50It's hard to see.

04:52It's hard to see.

04:54Because of the frequent appearance of snakes in a subdivision in Quinta Rizal,

05:00the residents are afraid.

05:03It's gone. It's gone.

05:06Last month, a group of people visited Joel's house.

05:12It was taken care of by his family.

05:14All of us are afraid because we have dogs.

05:21Joel's family reported the incident to the Bureau of Fire Protection.

05:27They responded immediately to rescue the snake.

05:34So, for now, we prepared a survey to see if we can still see the snakes in the area.

05:39But we observed that their area is next to a river.

05:45The area is also a bit muddy.

05:47We also saw a crack where the residents saw the snake escape.

05:53But in that place, we couldn't find the snake.

05:58It's possible that it's already hunted or it's already eating.

06:04That's why it's already exiting.

06:06It's important to retrieve the snake that was seen in the video.

06:10It's possible that they will become a threat to the animals around.

06:15It's so big.

06:17And if they escape, they can also be killed because of their fear.

06:22In that size, it will only prey on something big.

06:27So, our animals are in imminent danger.

06:32They can eat us if we have toy breeds.

06:37The reticulated pythons are non-venomous.

06:41It means that they don't have a leader.

06:44But because of their overwhelming strength,

06:48they can kill the prey by pecking.

06:53Once the target's bone is crushed,

06:57they will swallow it whole.

07:02A few weeks later

07:05Our camera trap has been in place for a few weeks.

07:11But we still haven't found the snake.

07:15For now, it's possible that the snake is hiding in another place.

07:22There's also a possibility that it's hiding in a creek.

07:27If we see a snake or any type of snake,

07:31we have to inform the authorities like the BFP and DNR.

07:37If we can't catch it, we have to call the DNR.

07:45If they see a snake or any type of snake,

07:50they should not harm the animals.

07:53They should just let them be.

07:56Snakes are naturally found in forests and mountains.

08:02They are not used to living in the human community.

08:06But because of the destruction of their homes

08:10and the lack of food,

08:13they are forced to find other ways to survive.

08:20They don't like it.

08:32Thank you for watching Born to be Wild.

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Dambuhalang sawa, nakita sa bintana sa isang bahay sa Cainta, Rizal! | Born to be Wild

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