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Philippines is a country of 7,000 tropical

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islands in the Pacific Ocean. Each

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island has its own unique

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inhabitants, both on land and under water, the

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surrounding reefs are teeming with sharks,

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poisonous snakes and other hungry

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predators.

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Here you can swim with the largest

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fish in the world and on land the country is no less

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amazing from the famous chocolate

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hills to fertile lowlands

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and wild mountains, the Philippines is teeming with life, the

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local inhabitants are diverse above the eyes

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and right there are huge colonies of

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bats, half of the 50 2000 species

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living in the Philippines cannot be found in the

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rest of the world, conservationists save

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rare crocodiles, precious parrots and

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other types of wild inhabitants

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for which the Philippines is famous throughout the world

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wild Philippines

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secrets and wonders

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this would be the second largest island of

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ten in the northern province of Batan from

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such chains of hills as here on other

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islands you will not find the

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inhabitants of the local rain forests the most

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unique thing

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here is under the canopies of

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coffee and McGregor bask in in the rays of the

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sun, its bite is

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poisonous more than 100 years ago, this type of

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snake was discovered by Richard Mat Greg, he was also the

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first person it bit McGregor, he

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was lucky, he survived and the snake was named after him,

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unfortunately, these snakes are often

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taken from the forests and taken for sale, they are

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in demand from -because of the bright color

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in jazz, they Almada ate her husband and Rodolfo

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decided to open their home to one

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local species of reptiles.

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They live in the river delta where

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local children often play and

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Philippine sailing lizards also rest.

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The species reaches almost a meter in length and

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lives only in the Philippines

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Fara prepares breakfast for the lizards

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every morning up to a hundred individuals come to visit them

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at first the lizards are cautious, but hunger

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overcomes fear

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they absorb the treat, finished with greens and

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fruits,

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sailing lizards do not disdain and the

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females look impressive with insect scrubs

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beautiful

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sky-blue scales

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and a low crest live here and

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adult males

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look even more interesting; a crest with

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scales similar to teeth

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stretches from the back of the head along the entire back and on

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the tail there is an amazing leather sail

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up to eight centimeters high,

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they show off their sail and

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nod their heads

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but now it’s useless to nod the female doesn’t

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pay attention to the gentleman, worse than that,

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another male competitor challenges him

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by raising his sail alma and rodolfo

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have been feeding and protecting these lizards

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for 15 years and still haven’t gotten tired of it, which is not

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surprising

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watching these lizards is very

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interesting they measure and swim like

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athletes

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[music] the

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sail on the tail helps them stay on the

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water and when they sense danger they can

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do something completely unexpected and

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straightening their flat fingers to

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distribute the weight they show

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such a miracle

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[music]

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not only young sailors can walk on water

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lizard

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[applause] [music]

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[applause]

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[music]

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north of Jazz it

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is located the island of Bohol

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the local treasure is the land itself chocolate

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hills

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their height is from 100 to 500 meters and there are

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more than 1700 of them here

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they were formed during the rise of coral

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deposits with the outline betrayed wind and rain

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during the dry season the grass on the hills

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turns chocolate brown

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hence the name on the glass there is

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another celebrity she was given a forest

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reserve of 8 hectares

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carli drown once dedicated his life to

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protecting these small and elusive

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animals this species was even renamed in

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his honor carlito siri xto Carlito helped found the

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Philippine Tarsier Research Center,

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now guests from all over the world

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come to see the animals

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that he cared for since childhood. Tarsiers are tiny

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primates the size and weight of a

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mobile phone. They have very long

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fingers with pads that allow them to climb

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trees. A long tail helps them stay on the trunk

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tarsiers fascinate everyone; a

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person with the same proportions

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would have eyes the size of a grapefruit

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tarsier's hearing is excellent and they

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can turn their heads almost 180

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degrees like owls, the

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tarsier's future is at its brightest, more and

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more Filipinos understand that they need to be

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protected by tarsiers and the only purely

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predatory primates,

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they hunt insects at night and

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[music]

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some insects

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bother them no less than we do;

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this is the grasshopper, in order to find the source of sound,

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the tarsier moves both ears separately

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[music]

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[music]

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flour from razor-sharp teeth and food is

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served

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well, the tarsier hasn’t had enough yet

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[music]

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he can jump three meters in length he’s

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caught

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another tarsier catches frogs and small

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lizards

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with

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the more people who fall in love with tarsiers,

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the better

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this species needs protection they are threatened by

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poachers, wildlife traders and the

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destruction of forests five hundred kilometers away to the

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southwest in the middle of the Sulu Sea

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is the Rift Nature Reserve near Bata x, it is

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famous for its huge schools of fish as well as

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one of the last untouched reefs of

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the country the

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first dive at the southern atoll

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master divers and owners David Allen

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tea show scuba

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diving lovers the sea faith the

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soft view of corals and also stand

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sometimes black, barracudas are one of the most formidable

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predators in these waters, but they cannot

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compare with one local giant, the

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whale shark, the largest fish in

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the world,

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whale sharks grow longer than a bus

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and they have more than two thousand tiny teeth,

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fortunately for divers when they come, they do

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not use these teeth for

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the most part they filter out plankton

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shrimp and small fish with the help of gills

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patterns of dots and stripes unique

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to each individual

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it’s like our fingerprints

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[music]

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according to scientists, whale sharks live

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up to a hundred years and during this time cover up

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to 800 kilometers across the ocean

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[music]

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divers they go north to a place

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where another underwater giant often visits,

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usually they arrive there from

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deep water so the team

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goes to the edge of the reef mantas

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swim here because the local

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cleaner fish will happily rid them of

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parasites and dead skin

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fins wings are impressive for everyone their

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span is up to five with a half meters,

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teams are often stuck with remors and without a

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ticket they don’t have to swim for a

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long time

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manta can cover up to sixty-

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five kilometers in a day, stopping

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along the way to clean

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and feed

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tuba toja is one of the most important

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tropical reefs on the planet,

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it was included in the list of

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world heritage sites

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so that give the reef a long future under

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water in the Philippines very beautiful on the

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island of Luzon there is a place

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they low is a real center of scuba

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diving for divers

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and lovers of marine life in these

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waters you can find almost half of all

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types of corals

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among them live strange poisonous fish

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that can change color a group of

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Filipino photographers is trying

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document the

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biodiversity they low

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underwater inhabitants are so numerous that

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each swim can result in the discovery of a

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new species of coral without a vertebrate or

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fish in this part of the ocean there is a

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coral triangle home to

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more than 1,300 species of

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reef fish

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photographers met one of the

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strangest species warty clown fish sleep

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chambers

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she grows up to half a meter in length,

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few people see how it swims,

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usually the fish lurk in a shelter and

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wait for an unwary prey to swim nearby;

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colorful coral fish immediately

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catch the eye;

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however, experts know that

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other equally interesting inhabitants live here;

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nudibranchs are the most striking

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representatives of gastropods in the world

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there are 2000 species and hundreds

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live here they have low

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one inhabitant of the ocean is often called

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especially charming these fish live

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on tropical reefs in the western Pacific

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Ocean in the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea

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clown fish you

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can find several species here this is an

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amphitryon with large stripes oh they live

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among poisonous ones

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sea anemone tentacles

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can kill, which means the fish that

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huddle in such a dangerous place require a

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special protective layer of mucus

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the anemone protects the eggs of this family of

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clown fish when the fry appear they will

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go in search of their own

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poisonous home

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[music] there are

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many reefs in Philippine waters

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so there is a choice for guests here the

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richest total area of all reefs will be

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comparable to the territory of the state of Vermont

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today photographers are looking for small marine

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inhabitants

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right under the boat they found a red

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urchin this is not just a bunch of poisonous spines the

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spines scare off most predators and that is why

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such tiny

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creatures as zebra crabs and squid shrimp live among them

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shrimps clean the sea urchin and crabs

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feed on its spines,

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these sea inhabitants are happy together, the

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same story with the sea fan, which

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serves as a miniature stable,

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this is a dwarf seahorse a little more than

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two centimeters in length

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[music]

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their camouflage is so perfect that the view

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was discovered only in sixty-nine

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[music]

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these tiny predators devour

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microscopic coral inhabitants

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some larger predators go

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hunting at night and divers will

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photograph them in one special

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place to get to it the team

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moves along the shore

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before diving back under the water

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they check their equipment while the sun is still out

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has not disappeared

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they dropped anchor in a world-famous

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place famous for its large number of

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cephalopods, the lanterns attracted tiny

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shrimp and small oceanic predators swam after them,

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young

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lionfish squid and beautiful cuttlefish

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ciri andare and a more passive hunter

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they are waiting on the spot collecting plankton

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with tentacles

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night star-shaped octopus looking for crabs and

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shellfish

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he hunts after sunset under the cover of

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darkness

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[music]

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at the bottom he is vulnerable and therefore quickly finds

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shelter

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behind an old coral skeleton and

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some media build their own

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shelters. The

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coconut octopus got its

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name because it likes to collect

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empty coconuts or shells like this one while

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building a real one fortress

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[music]

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and

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real masters of camouflage live on the seabed,

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it seems that this fish hidden in the sand

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came out of a nightmare,

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it’s a stargazer,

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he pulls the bait out of his mouth,

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shakes it and tries to attract other

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predators

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who are looking for their victims

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[music] the

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waters of the Philippines are exceptionally rich and

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but and amazing creatures live on land

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in the center of the island of Palawan, the

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capital of the province of the same name is located,

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Puerto Princesa, not far from its

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shore there is an island where you can find the

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rarest inhabitants,

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researchers she shark and Joshua Nunes

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go to the island of Rasa to

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get acquainted with one of the rarest

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species of parrots in the world and in order to find their

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secret nest they will have to overcome the

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dense mangroves,

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the island of the race has received the status of a protected area

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because a rare Filipino nests here

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by the year former poachers in the

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representatives of the local people so

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bomba

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now work as caretakers they watched

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one nest

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today it’s time to collect the chicks

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in the past they took such young

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parrots and sold them to

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animal traders, now they make a

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30-meter climb up a tree to

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save this

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one, getting 1 cockatoo from the nest, they lift a

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large basket in the nest, three chicks of

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each need to be examined,

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the parents are indignant, they do not know that

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defenders have come to them, they are a destroyer and

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this cockatoo or catala as they are called here is

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only about a month old

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this seems healthy yes they need to

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make sure that the chicks have gained enough

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weight for their age

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345

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this baby is quite large he was fed

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well the smallest one is a little weaker

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but everything is fine with him 41 these chicks

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they feed on a mixture of seeds and fruits

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that their parents regurgitate;

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soon they will grow up and be ready

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to fly; the keepers have recorded all the data;

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now they have a ring from each chick

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so that in the future it will be easier to distinguish them

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from each other

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[music]

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then the chicks are put in a basket and

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sent back to to excited

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parents

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[music]

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in

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[music]

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every day adult cockatoos fly to

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feed on the neighboring large island

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today they are happily greeted in

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local villages

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children are interested in moringa trees

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[music]

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seeds in long pods one of the

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favorite dishes of cockatoos

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[music]

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do not live on the hollow Most of the

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representatives of the species,

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thanks to the work of the Catal Foundation, and today

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their population is about 1000

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individuals

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[music] the

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people of the Philippines protect these for a year so

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that they do not face extinction, guests from all over

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the world come to the heart of Puerto Princesa

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to a natural attraction

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that is called one of the seven new

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wonders of the world

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[music]

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Puerto Princess Underground River National Park

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boasts

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limestone caves and an underground

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river flowing into the sea. The

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wild inhabitants of the park are no less

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amazing.

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These are the Palawan peacock pheasants. There are

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less than 50 thousand of these beautiful birds left in the world.

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Some of them are walking at the

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entrance to one of the most the longest

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underwater rivers on the planet suitable for

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swimming, and inside there are other secrets hidden

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underground the Puerto Princesa River flows

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through the mountains for eight

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kilometers and inside the caves there are

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many flying wonders hidden longans stand

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clicking and trilling in the cave they

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are able to fly to their nests in

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pitch darkness

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for this they use echolocation

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birds make a route catches

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sounds reflected from the walls of the cave

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some limestone formations

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even gave the name

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a huge candle the

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Virgin Mary

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[music]

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in the neighborhood of Salanga we live

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bats here

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at least six species nest here with

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more than 70 thousand individuals living inside

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and tourists there are even more here

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every year more than half a million guests travel along the river

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above the forest canopy some plant species

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have evolved in a very unexpected

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way

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amazing carnivorous plants can be found

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at the very top of Mount Victoria

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[music]

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double peak at an altitude of more than one and a half

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kilometers often shrouded in fog

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jason sevan sea

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and william carpet, experts on local flora

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and fauna, they found the right type of carnivorous

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plants, large, this is a pitcher plant rat-eater, the

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name the species received when they

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found a decomposed animal in one of the pitchers,

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although it was not a rat, but a stupid one, the name is

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not entirely accurate, the plants

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rarely feed on mammals, look here, the insect

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inside

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will climb inside the pitcher will not come back out the

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pitchers grow on infertile

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lands

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so they need another source of food the

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leaves of the pipe pitchers allow them to

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keep insects and other creatures

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inside they drown in the liquid the volume

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reaches two liters while the

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plants absorb all the

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nutrients it’s not easy to rise to the top

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that the species of these huge pitcher-pots

00:27:43

was discovered only in 2007, it was named

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Nepenthes

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1 world in honor of the famous naturalist and

00:27:50

TV presenter

00:27:51

David Attenborough Mount Victoria

00:27:56

is the only place on the planet where you can

00:27:58

see this amazing plant

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[music]

00:28:03

cohabitation of humans and wild

00:28:05

species on the same island is always

00:28:08

not easy, but in the Philippines such

00:28:10

coexistence has been going on for thousands of years,

00:28:13

thousands of kilometers south of by then it is

00:28:15

located on the island of min dora

00:28:20

here in the mounts & greet nature reserve baku

00:28:23

lives tomorrow one of the rarest

00:28:26

mammals in the world the

00:28:29

indigenous people of

00:28:30

manga live right there on their way of life almost nothing has changed

00:28:35

over hundreds of years, but

00:28:38

they have reinterpreted some traditions. Previously, they

00:28:42

hunted

00:28:43

Philippine buffalo tomorrow. However, due to

00:28:46

habitat loss and diseases

00:28:48

transmitted from livestock, the species is in danger of

00:28:51

extinction.

00:28:54

Now representatives of the Manga people

00:28:56

protect it from poachers

00:28:59

[music]

00:29:02

rangers monitor the

00:29:03

population by counting number of individuals

00:29:07

[music]

00:29:11

Jenny Geronimo came to one of the

00:29:14

favorite places tomorrow national gender

00:29:22

soon they noticed a family tomorrow

00:29:25

now the fur of the cubs is

00:29:27

red-brown only five years later

00:29:30

it will become gray like the adults Morrow

00:29:35

dwarfs of the world buffaloes at the withers they

00:29:38

reach 90 centimeters but at this

00:29:41

tomorrow the largest native species of

00:29:43

mammals in the Philippines today

00:29:47

tomorrow there are about

00:29:49

four hundred individuals left under protection and all live on mine

00:29:52

dora the number is expected to reach 600 in 2020

00:30:03

even further south nearby rented out

00:30:06

one of the largest cities in the Philippines

00:30:09

lives in colonies record holder

00:30:15

yes wow a bustling metropolis where

00:30:17

more than one and a half million live people to

00:30:22

escape from the bustle of the city for the weekend,

00:30:24

many locals travel along the flat pier

00:30:27

sasa

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from here in just 15 minutes you can reach the

00:30:31

island of Samoa

00:30:34

Samal is famous not only for its beaches and

00:30:36

scuba diving, but also

00:30:38

animal colonies are listed in the Guinness Book of Records;

00:30:44

these mammals are 18 times more numerous here

00:30:47

than people living on the island and you

00:30:50

can see them just 30 minutes drive

00:30:52

from the harbor in a cave that has been owned by a family for more than

00:30:55

a century

00:30:56

and not g-man ford they are

00:31:01

the defenders of the world's largest

00:31:04

fruit bat colony

00:31:09

man ford cave is home to about a million

00:31:12

800 thousand

00:31:13

prehensile-tailed flying dogs

00:31:18

they cover three quarter walls and

00:31:20

ceilings of limestone caves 225 meters high,

00:31:26

these are 60 fruit bats per 10 square

00:31:29

decimeters

00:31:36

in length, these fruit bats are a little more than 7

00:31:38

centimeters,

00:31:39

they feed on nectar and fruits, pollinating

00:31:42

plants and distributing

00:31:47

wing seeds to pollinate durians growing

00:31:50

in the area, not thanks to them, locals collect

00:31:54

huge harvests of these popular

00:32:00

sunset is approaching and

00:32:03

more and more flying dogs are waking up in the cave; they are preparing to

00:32:06

fly;

00:32:07

soon only young individuals will remain inside;

00:32:15

adults will fly to the large island;

00:32:18

fruit trees in

00:32:22

just one evening, a colony can

00:32:25

absorb up to 550 tons of nectar; and by collecting dust, a

00:32:29

huge number of flowers;

00:32:33

just to the north is Luzon, the

00:32:37

largest island. Philippines The

00:32:39

largest mountain range of the

00:32:41

country, the Sierra Madre,

00:32:45

rises here in these hills and there is a place for wild

00:32:49

inhabitants and a natural surprise among the

00:32:52

forest slopes live truly rare

00:32:55

eight-legged Filipinos members of the

00:33:03

Philippine Society for the Study of

00:33:04

Tarantulas came to the Sierra Madre in

00:33:07

search of the rare Caisson blue

00:33:10

spider

00:33:14

they are looking for and other representatives of the

00:33:15

tarantula family, something that is that

00:33:22

dwarf with orange legs is a

00:33:25

very rare and miniature species of tarantula,

00:33:28

only seven and a half centimeters in

00:33:30

length, it lives only in this

00:33:35

small area,

00:33:40

very little is known about these spiders, so

00:33:44

each individual

00:33:45

is an important find

00:33:53

in the Sierra Madre night falls

00:33:57

darkness and high humidity ideal

00:34:00

conditions for searching for the elusive Caisson

00:34:03

Blue Tarantula

00:34:06

[music]

00:34:11

the team hopes to spot spiders at the

00:34:13

entrances to their burrows there

00:34:18

is one there is a Caisson Blue

00:34:24

look how beautiful the forays on the body

00:34:29

reflect the blue light give the shelf a gorgeous

00:34:33

color unlike American

00:34:36

tarantulas, Asian species do not shoot

00:34:39

hairs from the abdomen at an ill-wisher,

00:34:41

instead they have a pair of formidable

00:34:44

fangs, it’s better to let them go like this, let the

00:34:48

caisson blue tarantula crawl into a hole, a

00:34:51

rare find, but in the gray adra

00:34:54

you can find other colorful

00:34:57

inhabitants living only here you

00:35:01

should look for at altitude more than 300 meters, Rey

00:35:05

Santa Ana and Chris Guimbal

00:35:07

are looking for elusive handsome men and beauties

00:35:10

who rarely catch the eye, much

00:35:12

less the lenses,

00:35:14

but now Chris has managed to make friends with them,

00:35:20

if you're lucky, they will fly in from the meat when

00:35:22

Chris calls them to chat, he

00:35:28

lays out the treats and is already waiting for the guests

00:35:33

soon the patience of Chris Eria paid off,

00:35:37

this

00:35:38

Luzhansky pita is known about this species

00:35:42

a little, the bird is very shy, but this

00:35:46

male does not mind showing himself in exchange for his

00:35:48

favorite dish,

00:35:53

usually the Picts stay on the ground, flying

00:35:56

only a couple of meters if you need to feed

00:35:58

or call a partner, the

00:36:02

female soon arrived and she too wants

00:36:05

to eat Luhansk Picts live

00:36:09

only on Sony

00:36:11

they have adapted to life in these forests

00:36:13

and do not leave their native island the

00:36:17

same can be said about many other

00:36:20

Philippine species north of Sibu the

00:36:26

island of Malo Pascua is located

00:36:30

this is one of the best places for

00:36:33

scuba diving in the country

00:36:37

and people also come here to get acquainted with

00:36:39

one poisonous inhabitant on the island. There are

00:36:45

no residents, but guests often come here.

00:36:48

Once upon a time, up to 30

00:36:51

thousand sea snakes a year were collected here, their meat was eaten and their

00:36:55

skins were sold, now this is a marine

00:36:59

reserve and divers simply admire the

00:37:02

snakes among the corals there are many

00:37:08

poisonous species,

00:37:09

but the first non-poisonous inhabitant to appear

00:37:18

is the Spanish dancer, a forty-

00:37:21

centimeter mollusk starts dancing

00:37:24

when disturbed

00:37:27

[music]

00:37:32

[music]

00:37:35

eels tail ei som the only species itself, the

00:37:38

babies living on these reefs are as

00:37:42

poisonous as adults,

00:37:50

and

00:37:55

I like them strong that it can kill even

00:37:58

a person

00:38:06

and the most poisonous inhabitant of those here has

00:38:09

several aces up his sleeve

00:38:15

[music]

00:38:21

lived on the lips flat tail checks

00:38:24

cracks and other shelters in case there are

00:38:27

fish hiding there

00:38:28

most of all he loves eels this flat

00:38:32

tail is very poisonous but not aggressive and does not

00:38:35

attack divers for no reason,

00:38:39

it seems that water is

00:38:40

his element, but the flat tail breathes

00:38:43

air,

00:38:44

he simply holds his breath when

00:38:46

hunting at a depth of up to 70 meters, he

00:38:49

can remain at the bottom for a long time;

00:38:52

flat-tails live by guessing, but because

00:38:55

there are caves and fresh water,

00:38:57

snakes are chosen to the shore to quench their

00:38:59

thirst to shed scales and lay eggs

00:39:03

more than 600 kilometers north of

00:39:06

Malo Pascu

00:39:07

near the city of San Mariana an

00:39:09

international team of nature lovers

00:39:11

is helping to protect the eggs of another rare

00:39:14

inhabitant of the Philippines

00:39:16

this is the rarest crocodile in the world

00:39:21

moboom foundation and I have developed an innovative

00:39:23

rescue plan Philippine crocodile from

00:39:26

extinction

00:39:29

[music]

00:39:31

in collaboration with local background

00:39:34

is trying to save this species Amanda

00:39:37

joins the caretaker quiz

00:39:40

Monty Bottom master to find and protect

00:39:43

clutches of crocodiles

00:39:47

they are looking for cubs so far there are

00:39:51

no new crocodiles in the nest 20 eggs

00:39:55

this is a medium-sized clutch for the

00:39:58

Philippine crocodile coming soon

00:40:00

the babies will hatch so the nest

00:40:02

is checked every couple of days when they are

00:40:05

born people will gather them to help in the

00:40:07

first days of life their mother is nearby

00:40:13

Philippine crocodiles are shy and

00:40:17

rarely attack humans however they are

00:40:21

ready to protect the offspring from other

00:40:23

intruders monitor

00:40:24

lizards and birds of prey quizzes and amandas are

00:40:28

in a hurry so as not to irritate the female,

00:40:32

hatched Philippine crocodiles are

00:40:34

raised here so they have a better

00:40:37

chance of surviving in the wild they are helped to

00:40:40

start a life

00:40:44

when they grow up they are caught again and

00:40:48

moved to their natural habitat

00:40:52

in nature only rare baby crocodiles

00:40:56

survive to adulthood

00:40:59

[music]

00:41:00

they will be raised in the pond for

00:41:03

two years after they will be able to

00:41:06

defend themselves from most predators

00:41:09

now there are 20 crocodiles here and 6 are already

00:41:12

ready to return home before

00:41:19

releasing these six the

00:41:21

project manager world line you Berg and his

00:41:24

deputy not tsts gatongo you will

00:41:26

check their health well what a

00:41:30

beauty very healthy crocodile test

00:41:35

what do you say yes she is healthy and beautiful let's

00:41:39

measure the length of crocodiles shorter than 60

00:41:43

centimeters will not be released into the wild 69 it will be

00:41:48

enough to

00:41:50

let go I carry a tube I

00:41:55

click the paths to the lake but also lines that will not

00:41:59

harm young crocodiles there is a long road ahead

00:42:21

[music]

00:42:23

keepers are going to one from the last

00:42:25

abode of Philippine crocodiles on the Danube Lake, at

00:42:28

home one of the two years old will not be released; there are

00:42:35

less than 200 of these crocodiles left in the wild,

00:42:37

so the

00:42:41

keepers have high hopes for the young female; the caretakers

00:42:46

will make sure that nothing threatens her; she

00:42:50

will eat small fish and shellfish

00:42:52

and insects;

00:42:54

she will grow up quickly and will reach about

00:42:57

three meters in length

00:42:59

[music]

00:43:04

[music]

00:43:05

in captivity they took care so that the

00:43:08

female has twice the chance of survival

00:43:13

until she reaches 10 years of age, she will reach sexual

00:43:17

maturity and possibly have cubs

00:43:29

on all the islands of the Philippines, countless

00:43:32

living treasures rely on the help of

00:43:35

local residents who try to protect

00:43:38

their habitat and give them a future,

00:43:43

the Philippines will remain a magical country as

00:43:46

long as wild species, big and

00:43:49

small,

00:43:50

famous and not so, live

00:43:53

happily among the amazing natural beauties

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