• last month
Aired (November 10, 2024) Sa unang pagkakataon, binisita nina Doc Ferds Recio at Doc Nielsen Donato ang Sulu at Basilan para tulungan ang mga hayop dito. Panoorin ang video.

Category

😹
Fun
Transcript
00:00The Philippines has almost been visited by Born to be Wild
00:05to document different wildlife.
00:21But there are some provinces that we haven't reached yet.
00:29And now, it's the 17th anniversary of Born to be Wild,
00:34it's time to get rid of them.
00:37In our 17 years of documenting wildlife,
00:40I still feel the adrenaline rush
00:45when I see critically endangered species.
00:50It's like, you know, maybe next week, they'll be gone.
00:5517 years of wildlife documentary is not a joke.
00:58Yes, we've learned a lot, we've discovered and visited a lot.
01:02But of course, we can't stop there
01:06because we can still discover and learn a lot
01:11if we choose to save them.
01:19Our team's target for today is...
01:25to reach Basilan and Sulu.
01:29When I was informed that my assignment is in Basilan,
01:31mixed emotions, number one, excitement
01:34because we haven't been here yet.
01:36It's worth it because we were all pleasantly surprised.
01:42I've never been to Sulu.
01:44I don't have any idea what happened after the war.
01:48And imagine the species of wildlife that has never been documented on film.
01:56These animals are competing for food.
01:59They're competing for their habitat.
02:01They're not just fighting for no reason.
02:04They're actually competing for their survival.
02:07Our endangered wildlife species here in the Philippines
02:11can't defend themselves.
02:14That's why we're here, to be their voice.
02:18We're here with the experts who have their own specializations.
02:24And we've been with them since day one of Born to be Wild.
02:29We hope that Born to be Wild will continue its mission
02:33to inform the public about how important Philippine biodiversity is
02:38and why it should be saved.
02:40You actually go as far as those poorly known individuals
02:44or those who are less important to people.
02:47And also tackling those stories that hardly people would actually give attention to.
02:55I've only seen Born as a documentary in the Philippines
02:59in terms of its storylines on wildlife
03:03so that people can be educated about wildlife.
03:07You're the first people to hear that there's a place like this
03:11that feeds on fruits,
03:13that it's a new discovery.
03:15I think that kind of information is very useful for us.
03:21The information that you disseminate
03:25adds to our knowledge and helps our information campaign.
03:34But for now,
03:36it's not just the experts that we have with us
03:39to give a voice to Born to be Wild.
03:44Because even residents and various government agencies
03:49are seriously involved in protecting the environment.
03:57What will help us protect the environment
03:59is to throw away our trash.
04:03We will throw away our trash.
04:05We will collect it and throw it away.
04:11As a Muslim who lives in the province of Sulu or in the Philippines,
04:17in the Islamic point of view,
04:19even if it's a small life, a big life,
04:21a life of an animal or a life of a person,
04:24we need to protect it and take care of it.
04:26The instance that we saw someone smoking there,
04:31we talked to them, we reported it,
04:33and then they said no to throwing it away or cutting it
04:37because the lake will be destroyed.
04:45My promise to nature is to continue to protect
04:51and educate the Filipino people
04:54so that I can continue to shoot in a protected area,
05:01in a deep part of the sea,
05:04so that the wildlife can understand.
05:07Mother Nature, I choose you because you are so beautiful.
05:12I promise Mother Nature that I will do my very best
05:15in all my being to uplift and uphold
05:19and take care of her for as long as I can.
05:24Thank you very much for watching Born to be Wild.
05:27For more stories about our nature,
05:30subscribe to the JMA Public Affairs YouTube channel.

Recommended