Mga buhay-ilang na may nabuong pagkakaibigan sa mga tao | Born to be Wild - video Dailymotion

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Aired (December 29, 2024): Sa nagdaang taon, marami ang itinampok na mga kuwento tungkol sa mga buhay-ilang na itinuturing na mga kaibigan ang mga tao. Balikan ang kanilang kuwento sa video na ito.

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00:00It's natural for them to avoid and hide when they see a human

00:06It's part of their defense mechanism to stay safe

00:11But the situation is not always like this

00:19Because for Visayan Warthipig, Anakin

00:22Uwak Siwak

00:24North Philippine Hawk Eagle, Baguis

00:29And the sea snakes of Crocodile Island in Pangasinan

00:32Humans are not dangerous

00:36They are just friends

00:49Over the years, there has been a lot of friendship between humans and living creatures

00:59Meet Anakin, the friendly Visayan Warthipig of Bayawan Nature Reserve

01:06One of his favorite people is Justin, the reserve manager of the place

01:11He immediately started to lick and pat

01:17Suddenly, he will lie down to get his belly rubbed

01:23Dog Yarn

01:25When he felt that no one is licking him, he approached Justin again for another treat

01:31Morparaw

01:33This is a very vulnerable position for a wild animal

01:36To show another animal its belly

01:39Sniff around, sniff the people

01:42And then if he's like, ah, you're friendly

01:45He'll roll over

01:47If Anakin is kind to his fellow humans here in Bayawan Nature Reserve

01:52Will he be kind to the wild animals like me?

01:59This is a bit different because we're going to enter into a closure of a wild boar

02:04Because usually, the wild boars that we've encountered in the past

02:08They are very aggressive

02:10They are very aggressive

02:12They are very aggressive

02:14They are very aggressive

02:16No matter how tame they are

02:34So Anakin has been here for how long?

02:36Five years

02:38And this one?

02:40This species is very aggressive

02:42Very territorial

02:44And yet, look at this guy

02:46He's still getting his belly rubbed

02:48Let's get belly rubbed

02:50Belly rub, belly rub

02:52Belly rub

02:54Oh, belly rub

02:56Belly rub

02:58Belly rub

03:00He's really closing his eyes

03:02He's really closing his eyes

03:04He's really closing his eyes

03:06Is that what you want? Belly rub?

03:08Belly rub, baby

03:10Why are you still sleeping?

03:12Why are you still sleeping?

03:20Visayan Warthipin is critically endangered

03:22Visayan Warthipin is critically endangered

03:26Due to their hunting and loss of their natural habitat

03:28Due to their hunting and loss of their natural habitat

03:32No matter how happy Anakin is

03:34No matter how happy Anakin is

03:36It's sad to think that he won't be able to return to the wild because his wild instincts are no longer there

03:54The one who is often considered as a bad guy is Erwin's best friend

03:59This is Wak, Erwin's best friend

04:06Mahaw, Mahaw, Mahaw, Mahaw, Noy

04:12Every morning, Wak gets up early to call Erwin

04:24It's already time for his breakfast

04:29When he opens his cage, he doesn't fly away right away, but instead, he lies down on his hands

04:36And their good morning to each other

04:49But when Wak says Mahaw, Mahaw, Mahaw, Mahaw

04:54Mahaw is a word that means breakfast

05:07In 2009, Erwin caught Wak in a fallen tree after a typhoon

05:18Since then, they haven't been separated

05:22He has a bird's nest, right?

05:24No, his eyes are still closed

05:26This is called imprinting

05:37That's what happens when we take care of the wildlife

05:42First, because we're already changing their habits, their reaction to the environment, their natural instincts

05:51We are already altering

05:53So they don't know where they will fit in

05:56How to escape enemies

05:58How to interact with other birds of the same species

06:02So all of that, we're altering

06:04And it will be very difficult for this bird to be released back into the wild

06:12One of the most dangerous birds in the world is the snake

06:19If it is caught, it can lead to death

06:25But Nick has no fear

06:28No fear

06:31Because he considers them

06:36Friends

06:45That's the crocodile head

06:47And I saw the hole

06:49That's what we call the eyes of the crocodile

06:53When we arrived at Crocodile Island

06:56I was surprised by what we saw

06:59It's huge!

07:03It's a yellow-lipped banded sea krait

07:06They call them banded sea krait

07:10So here, the banded sea krait is resting

07:13And its size is just medium

07:17It's big

07:18Hello

07:19When people see it, they try to avoid it

07:24Nick has been a caretaker on this island for more than 3 years

07:29His ancestors are the owners of this island

07:33Why did you consider them your friends?

07:36They are not arrogant

07:38And I got used to this island

07:42Because there were a lot of them on Culebra Island

07:46If Nick goes to the island with his friends

07:52M-boy goes back and forth with his friend Aguila

08:01Within 4 months, M-boy and Baguis became close

08:07Aguila was just passing by

08:10But actually, above that garage

08:16That's where Baguis lives

08:21Baguis is a North Philippine hawk eagle

08:25It means that their number is decreasing in the wild

08:33How did you meet Aguila?

08:37We were singing a song

08:40We were exchanging songs

08:42We didn't expect that the song would have a different meaning

08:46That it has a different meaning

08:48I didn't want to imprison him

08:50Because I wanted him to be free

08:52And if he leaves our place

08:54I don't want that

08:56I don't want him to stay here

08:58Because he is not used to people

09:01Baguis still has a chance to return to the wild

09:07I saw that M-boy is determined to be free

09:14To take care of him

09:16But there is also sadness

09:19That M-boy is trying to hide from me

09:22That's why I'm happy that he didn't attach himself to Baguis

09:32Baguis, you do better

09:34Go out and look for your partner

09:37Hopefully, you'll have your own family

Mga buhay-ilang na may nabuong pagkakaibigan sa mga tao | Born to be Wild

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