Apat na kataong humuli at kumain ng pawikan sa Maguindanao del Norte, namatay! | Born to be Wild - video Dailymotion

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Aired (January 26, 2025): Binawian ng buhay ang apat na kataong humuli at kumain ng pawikan sa Maguindanao del Norte noong 2024. Ano knga ba ang nangyari? Panoorin ang video.

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00:00The sea is calm

00:06The fish are busy with their food that can be seen in the corals

00:25These two seem to have something to talk about

00:30Until their peaceful life was surrounded by fear

00:42They were caught by humans and eaten

00:54Four people died because of their eating

00:58The threat to the life of the fishermen seems to have increased

01:15Residents of Langil Island in Basilan said that there are many fishermen

01:20So for the first time, we will try to document this

01:28We just want to see the corals below

01:31Let's see if they are calmer

01:39In our investigation, the corals became bright

01:45The corals here seem to be camera shy

01:51It immediately left when I saw it

01:58So that they won't be alarmed, we used a drone

02:02This one is good at eating alone

02:07Another big coral is also close to it

02:11But I learned something about the situation of the corals there

02:20I learned something about the situation of the corals there

02:23They caught it to eat

02:27They believed in fish

02:29If they eat eggs

02:33There is no record of how many eggs there were

02:37Until now, people here are ignorant

02:44Everything has changed now

02:46Because instead of being caught

02:48They save the eggs to be able to return to the wild

02:53In this batch, I saw more than 10 corals

02:59Why did you catch them?

03:00For protection

03:02There are more chances for them to live

03:05Although not all of them

03:07But for the majority of them, they will live

03:10Like if they are still babies

03:13But there are many threats

03:15They will eat fish and birds

03:19This one is a month old

03:24It eats fish

03:29Green sea turtle and hawksbill turtle are the species of coral

03:34That can be seen on the island

03:38They plan to return it to the sea

03:40When the corals are big enough

03:44But because the corals have water in Batchang

03:48Their natural instinct may be lost

03:52We need to return them

03:54Otherwise, they will not learn to survive in the wild

03:57Like to get food for themselves

04:00Because they are used to being fed here

04:07Until now, they are destroying the corals

04:13In 2018, in Haji Mutamad, Basilan

04:15This is where they are killing the corals

04:1840 corals were killed

04:20And the authorities have arrested them

04:24The corals' meat is planned to be sold and eaten

04:28They are still alive

04:29While more than 20 corals are alive and missing

04:36When I went around the island

04:38I saw a new threat to the corals

04:42The garbage in the sea

04:44While we were walking here in the beach of Langil

04:47We noticed this trash truck

04:51It went here

04:53And then it came back

04:54Why did it come back?

04:55Look at this

04:56This is the part of the island where there's a lot of garbage

05:00Maybe when it was looking for a place to dig

05:03It couldn't find it because it was obstructed

05:06There's a lot of garbage and wood lying around

05:09Maybe this is one of the reasons why it came back

05:12And found other areas

05:16While we were flying the drone

05:18We saw a wreck

05:21We followed it until it reached the part of the sea with a lot of garbage

05:33It covered it up

05:35And it was like it was eaten one by one

05:40It was with the garbage when it was floating

05:45It was the only wreck of the sea

05:48That was living with the garbage

05:52In a study conducted by Dr. Deyo Onda

05:55An oceanographer

05:58The garbage is not only found in the shallow parts of the sea

06:02This is the deepest part of the food entrance

06:04We're showing a raw depth of 10,045 meters

06:09The third deepest place on the planet

06:12Even below this

06:14Plastics down there

06:15It's already alarming

06:16Why is there plastic in the deepest part of the Philippines?

06:19This is an indication of how much plastic there is below the sea

06:24Plastics that people can't see are more frightening

06:29These are microplastics

06:31That could have an effect on sea creatures

06:34Like sharks

06:36The problem with plastics is that it's not the same material

06:39Plastics have a lot of small organisms and bacteria

06:44Those bacteria can also produce poison

06:47Or it can cause diseases

06:50Last November

06:51More than 30 people ate fish meat in Maguindanao del Norte

06:57Four people died here

06:59There was a prisoner

07:01He was also a resident

07:02The fish was alive

07:04Finally, they put him in jail

07:07Kilonetoxicin is the cause of stomach pain

07:10And the death of victims

07:14It's a type of food poison that can be obtained by eating fish meat

07:20Stomach pain and nausea

07:23These are just some of the symptoms of kilonetoxicin

07:27Aside from toxic

07:28Salmonella can also affect the health of humans

07:35Currently, studies on kilonetoxicin are still ongoing

07:41The survivors need to be monitored for two months

07:45Especially if they have symptoms of poisoning

07:49This 2025

07:50One of the contents of the IEC of our office

07:53Is to create a localized IEC

07:57So that I can understand

07:58Because most of our residents

08:00Have not yet studied

08:05Before we left the island

08:08We gave an educational campaign

08:10On how to take care of turtles in their natural habitat

08:17Leave the marine turtles alone

08:19Until she has laid all the eggs

08:21This island is one of the most beautiful islands I have seen

08:25Last night

08:27The baby turtles were released from the pond

08:34The baby turtles were released from the pond

08:37The baby turtles were released from the pond

08:40I just wish for them to be able to survive

08:49The turtles travel far to survive

08:54In their travels

08:55They also encounter many problems

09:00Like garbage and poaching

09:02Poaching and catching

09:05Remember that all of us have a connection

09:10Whatever we do with our nature

09:13It can also come back to us

09:28Thank you so much for watching Born To Be Wild

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Apat na kataong humuli at kumain ng pawikan sa Maguindanao del Norte, namatay! | Born to be Wild

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