Mga mangingisda, nakabingwit ng isang dambuhalang isda?! | Dami Mong Alam, Kuya Kim! - video Dailymotion

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Aired (March 8, 2025): Anong uri nga ba ng higanteng isda ang nabingwit ng mga mangingisda? Panoorin ang video.

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00:002.9 Billion Views Online

00:10How many fish are there?

00:12It's really hard to catch a fish.

00:20This video has 2.9 billion views online.

00:26What kind of fish is this?

00:302.9 Billion Views Online

00:36The fish that was caught in the video is the Blue Marlin.

00:40Is Blue Marlin really that big?

00:42Most of the Blue Marlin we eat in restaurants are small.

00:462 feet or 3 feet only.

00:48It's hard to find a fish this big in our country.

00:52That's why it's called the Blue Marlin because its color is cobalt blue on the top and silvery white on the bottom.

00:58Because they are transforming into bigger sizes, they eat different kinds of prey throughout their life.

01:04When they are young, they eat small Zooplankton.

01:07And when they grow up, they will eat big fish and their diet will increase.

01:11You know a lot, Kim.

01:17In Ilocos Norte, this fish was filmed.

01:22And the netizens have a lot of questions in the comment section.

01:26It's like impossible. How can he catch a fish on a boat?

01:29Why is it hard for you to go fishing? How can he catch a fish on a boat?

01:33If he's such a big idol, how much will he earn if he sells it?

01:37I would say around Php200 per kilo.

01:39I don't know. My wife is a marketer, not me.

01:45It's a bit dangerous what men did in the video.

01:49It's hard to catch a big Blue Marlin and a small fish on a boat.

01:53Especially if you don't know how to sink your boat or your vehicle.

02:01I talked to the video uploader, Marvin.

02:04It's a big fish and its body is hard. That's why it's hard to sink it.

02:09And how can we catch a big Blue Marlin?

02:14When it comes to fishing, we help each other.

02:18So that we can catch and fish faster.

02:20It's a big fish.

02:25The fish caught in the video weighed around 400 kilos.

02:28That's equivalent to around 116 pieces of tilapia.

02:33Blue Marlin is one of the most sought-after fish here in Ilocos Norte.

02:41It can be sold in the market.

02:43In the video, it was sold for Php77,000.

02:48Wow!

02:51Usually, women catch more Blue Marlin than men.

02:55These fish are migratory from different countries.

02:59Here in the Philippines, not many people catch Blue Marlin.

03:03They need eggs that are abundant.

03:07When it hatches, it will fertilize.

03:10And its larva needs to live in a place with high competition.

03:16So only a few will survive there.

03:18These fishermen are really lucky in Ilocos Norte.

03:24They were able to catch a Blue Marlin while it was still alive.

03:31There are a lot of fish, brother Kim!

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Mga mangingisda, nakabingwit ng isang dambuhalang isda?! | Dami Mong Alam, Kuya Kim!

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