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Unveiling the Batanes Islands: The Philippines' most breathtaking getaway... The tourism philosophy of the Batanes Islands centers on preserving nature, fostering a tranquil atmosphere, and showcasing its profound beauty.
Unveiling the Batanes Islands: The Philippines' most breathtaking getaway... The tourism philosophy of the Batanes Islands centers on preserving nature, fostering a tranquil atmosphere, and showcasing its profound beauty.
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00:29Chinese subtitle volunteer Li Zongsheng
00:58Chinese subtitle volunteer Li Zongsheng
01:27Chinese subtitle volunteer Li Zongsheng
01:46Chinese subtitle volunteer Li Zongsheng
02:00These pebbles are rich in radioactive materials.
02:08The Batanes have a large number of islands.
02:10I am currently on Batan Island, one of them.
02:13This island is the largest in the Batanes.
02:18There are rolling hills here.
02:20The scenery is very different from other parts of the Philippines.
02:24I absolutely love the stunning scenery of the Batam Islands.
02:28Especially this hill
02:31This reminds me of Cornwall in England.
02:34I am looking for a large scaly scaly animal.
02:37There is also a very special kind of snake.
02:43They do not move on the grass.
02:45They would choose a cooler place.
02:53I will go to a place with artificial atmosphere
02:56That place is suitable for certain kinds of animals to live in.
03:02This is a tunnel on the island.
03:06During World War II
03:07Japanese troops occupied this area.
03:08And they dug this tunnel.
03:10Used as a shelter
03:16It's cool inside the tunnel.
03:17It is also more humid
03:18It perfectly matches the kind of snake life I'm looking for.
03:22Some locals told me
03:24One of them was relatively large.
03:27They live in the tunnel
03:30The tunnel is approximately 250 meters long.
03:33Where could that snake be hiding?
03:38It's here.
03:39Really
03:41So beautiful
03:43I spotted it immediately.
03:45oh
03:47oh
03:49I need to be careful.
03:50This is a fully grown snake.
03:54oh
03:55This is truly a...
03:56Beautiful
03:58Mai Shi Zhu Ye Qing
04:01This is a female Maltese bamboo viper.
04:05Males are smaller
04:06It is a typical viper
04:09You can see its eyes and nostrils
04:11There are very deep cavities.
04:15Even in dark environments
04:18It can also sense the body temperature of its prey.
04:22It is looking at me right now.
04:25Possibly
04:26See the thermal image of my body
04:31Other vipers in the Philippines
04:33Mostly green
04:35but
04:35Mai Shi Zhu Ye Qing
04:36It has only been found in the Batan Islands so far.
04:40They also come in other colors.
04:43This yellow one is the most common.
04:45In addition, there is white.
04:48They are highly toxic
04:51I don't want to get bitten by this snake.
04:54But you can see
04:55This snake is very docile.
04:58They have no intention of attacking me.
05:00It wants to preserve its precious venom.
05:03Go to hunt
05:05This is truly an absolutely beautiful wheat-style bamboo leaf green.
05:12So beautiful
05:13Let you go.
05:19I successfully found
05:22Such a special Mai-style bamboo leaf green
05:26Next
05:26I'm looking for a body type
05:28A pseudosheath about the size of a small dog
05:33I will be there tomorrow
05:34Search near Bus Brother's Lighthouse
05:46There are many palm trees around the lighthouse.
05:49This is the perfect place for the animals I'm looking for.
05:52Because they like coconuts
05:54They will climb up the tree trunk
05:56Cut the coconut
05:59These tree-climbing experts are enormous.
06:01They are often seen in this grove.
06:12During the day they hide in damp places
06:14And safe rock crevices
06:27There is one here
06:28It's quite big.
06:29I need to be careful.
06:34I don't want to get pinched.
06:38Caught
06:41Look!
06:43This guy
06:44It is the largest terrestrial
06:46Invertebrates
06:47Coconut Crab
06:51They can grow to a very large size.
06:53The foot length can be up to one meter.
06:57The name of coconut crab
06:59It stems from their love of coconuts.
07:02They can use boiling water to make up for it.
07:04Open the coconut shell
07:06Then
07:06Enjoy the coconut meat inside with elegance.
07:10Coconut crabs are very strong.
07:12They can lift approximately
07:13A stone weighing 28 kilograms
07:16This is equivalent to the weight of a ten-year-old child.
07:20Although coconut crabs have adapted to terrestrial life
07:24But they still cannot live without the ocean.
07:27for example
07:28female coconut crab
07:29They need to return to the ocean to lay their eggs.
07:32After the body floats to the surface
07:35It will float in the sea for about a month
07:38Then
07:38Life on shore
07:41Unfortunately
07:42Coconut crabs on many tropical islands
07:44There are fewer and fewer of them.
07:45They taste delicious
07:46The larger ones are often caught and eaten.
07:49If not eaten
07:50Coconut crabs can even live for over forty years.
07:53I hope this coconut crab lives a long life.
07:56Let's go
08:00Adult coconut crabs molt once a year.
08:03New armor sheath
08:04A tree stem is needed for it to harden completely.
08:12Eight Islands
08:13Distance from Taiwan, China
08:14Only about 190 kilometers
08:18It is far from other parts of the Philippines.
08:21I need to fly for two hours
08:23Only then can you reach the next lake.
08:29I will head south.
08:31Flying thousands of kilometers
08:32Arrived at another, larger Philippine island
08:38Mindoro Island
08:41I am looking for a rare type of water buffalo.
08:43They are distributed in the Iglit Mountains
08:46Mount Buckingham National Park
08:48And they were protected by the local blind shepherds.
08:55Locals are rushing to Yudao
08:57Their friends will take me to find the Mindu water buffalo.
09:01A macaque ran over before we set off.
09:09I went to Mount Igrit
09:11Mount Buckingham National Park
09:12To find the large land mammals of the Philippines
09:16They are among the rarest mammals in the world.
09:19To see them
09:20We still have to hike for five hours.
09:26Shortly after setting off
09:27We came across a small river
09:30Passing through the bridge
09:31Won't get your shoes wet
09:33But wanting to cross this simple bridge
09:36It is not an easy task
09:38Maintain balance on the swaying bridge
09:40It requires a lot of physical strength
09:46Successfully passed
09:53We continued our ascent.
09:54Passing through the forests and bamboo groves of Longnao Township
09:58The temperature here is about 40 degrees Celsius.
10:01And it's very damp.
10:02But the accompanying staff
10:04But I didn't sweat much.
10:07This road is really difficult to walk.
10:08Although my bag is the lightest
10:10But I still had a lot of trouble walking.
10:18Fortunately, after we crossed a meadow...
10:20The terrain became flat
10:22We walked another halfway.
10:24You can reach
10:25The habitat of Mindoro water buffalo
10:28Mindoro water buffalo are very rare
10:30They occasionally form small groups.
10:32Living on the highlands
10:35It's too hard to climb.
10:37We reached an altitude
10:38900-meter management station
10:40It's hot and humid here.
10:42I haven't been there in many years.
10:43Such a difficult road
10:45But this is in the wild.
10:47Observing Mindoro water buffalo
10:48unique path
10:49Thanks, guys.
10:50National Park staff
10:52Jenner
10:53You'll take me to see it tomorrow.
10:54Mindoro water buffalo
11:01Due to hunting
11:02Habitat zombies and livestock
11:04Diseases caused
11:05The number of water buffalo in Mindoro has decreased sharply.
11:07Individual fish are extremely rare.
11:10They received careful protection from the staff.
11:16Jenna took me to a small group
11:18Mindoro water buffalo
11:19Where it appeared yesterday
11:26This is the location.
11:27good
11:28We'll sit here.
11:29Observe this area carefully
11:33Mindoro buffalo habitat
11:35lush vegetation
11:48They were there
11:48Oh yes
11:54That's a cow and its calf.
11:56right
11:59It's truly unbelievable.
12:00Five Mindulu water buffalo
12:02They just appeared outside the woods.
12:09Lindulu water buffalo
12:10Also known as Philippine buffalo
12:12They are relatively small
12:14The peak is only about one meter high.
12:19The cubs have reddish-brown fur.
12:21When they grow up to be around five years old
12:22The color changed.
12:33Thank you so much
12:33Jenner
12:34You're welcome
12:35It was so good to see them.
12:40now
12:40Mindoro water buffalo
12:42Found only on Mindoro Island
12:44Domesticated ordinary water buffalo
12:45Then it can be seen everywhere.
12:47In Priland, Luzon
12:48Water buffalo are even the main characters in the festival.
12:55Their weight can even reach one ton.
12:58As early as thousands of years ago
12:59These animals have already been domesticated by humans.
13:09Filipinos value domesticated common water buffalo.
13:12Before the festival begins
13:14They will rest beside their owner.
13:17The buffalo's appearance is impressive.
13:19The widest distance between their feet
13:21About 1.5 meters
13:24result
13:27These docile animals
13:28They often become locals
13:30Important family members
13:32May 14th every year
13:34Priland on Luzon Island
13:36Grand festivals and celebrations will be held in all cities.
13:39I estimate there are approximately [number missing] here.
13:41More than a thousand water buffalo
13:44They are about to participate in a
13:46A very spectacular parade
13:51The buffalo must be in optimal condition.
13:54Some buffalo even begin training from a young age.
14:10Prilan
14:11It is very close to Manila, the capital of the Philippines.
14:14Many people come here to watch the parade.
14:28This experienced buffalo
14:30I started participating in festival activities a long time ago.
14:39Water buffalo can live for decades.
14:41Therefore, these buffaloes participate in many such lively festivals throughout their lives.
14:48I am about to travel from Prilan to Liya Stone Pen
14:51Preparing to continue exploring Lingsong Island
14:55Liya stone pencils are located at the foot of Mount Majon.
15:00Mount Marong is directly under the control of the clouds.
15:02The altitude exceeds 2,400 meters
15:05Its shape is approximately a perfect circle.
15:08My exploration here will surely be very rewarding.
15:12It is very important
15:15It was even printed on money.
15:16I'm not exaggerating.
15:17Look at the 100 Philippine Pissot banknote.
15:21It has a picture of Mount Majon printed on it.
15:24This is a volcano.
15:25The most devastating eruption of Mount Majon
15:28It happened in 1814
15:30At that time, volcanic lava buried the city of Kagshawa.
15:35The ruins of that church still stand there.
15:44Besides the magnificent volcano
15:46The 100-fiat banknote also features giant creatures from nature.
15:50Sands
15:52Having seen Mount Majon
15:53Now I'm going to see the world's largest fish.
15:58Dom Sol is a fishing village near Mount Majon.
16:02The presence of golden sand here has attracted a large number of fish, including myself.
16:11The local economy is booming.
16:13This is thanks to the large number of tourists who come to see the Sands every year.
16:23Nowadays, many fishermen are very skilled at finding gold deposits.
16:26They were adept at finding gold deposits on ships.
16:31I am now preparing to go out to sea by boat.
16:37Jinsha feeds on plankton on the still shore.
16:42We hope to find them in the waters near Mount Majon.
16:51A fisherman stood on high ground, patiently searching for gold dust.
16:59They found a
17:01I need to be prepared.
17:02We need to get ahead of him
17:05This golden sand is moving near the water's surface.
17:08However, he could dive at any time.
17:16I entered the water right above him.
17:18He was very large.
17:19But still a minor
17:21Approximately six meters in length
17:25Jinsha can travel at a speed of about five kilometers per hour.
17:28I can barely keep up with this speed.
17:38Each stripe of gold sand is unique.
17:41If I could remember the pattern of that golden sand...
17:44Then you'll be able to recognize it quickly in the future.
17:52When I cried
17:53When forced to surface
17:55Mount Marong is right behind the Water Fragrance.
18:06The scenery is exactly the same as the pattern on the paper wall.
18:09Jinsha hesitates in the sea at the foot of the volcano.
18:13Sunlight in close contact with him
18:14Like polka dots highlighting the patterns on the back of the golden sand.
18:18Although it was a brief encounter
18:20But it was truly unforgettable.
18:23After leaving the cave
18:24I ventured deep into the heart of Luzon.
18:26We arrived at the Madre Mountains in Quezon province.
18:34On these lush, green hillsides
18:36Some amazing animals live there.
18:38I can't wait to find out!
18:44One of the animals can only be seen by climbing a mountain.
18:47The other types are located near a field research center.
18:58I found some helpers here.
19:01They are members of an animal protection association.
19:03My friend Don Di Carrillo
19:08We searched everywhere
19:10I especially want to find a special kind of bird-catching bead.
19:20We would even turn over stones
19:22Hopefully we can find it
19:28I've made a new discovery.
19:30What did you find?
19:34marvelous
19:36Can I take a look?
19:37certainly
19:42I really like these small bird-catching beads.
19:47There are many kinds of bird traps in the Philippines
19:51The smallest one is only the size of my pinky fingernail.
19:58I'm going to let it go.
20:01very good
20:01Excellent
20:02I look forward to more new discoveries.
20:15Tangdi
20:16There are snakes here.
20:18It just happened to get away.
20:21It is a two-headed snake from another world.
20:23Right?
20:23Two-headed snake from another world
20:25This is a two-headed snake from another world.
20:28This is the first time I've ever caught a two-headed snake from another world in the wild.
20:31Very beautiful
20:31real
20:33This is a snake.
20:34Instead of worms
20:35Because you can see scales on its belly.
20:38One more thing
20:39A worm's tongue is not forked.
20:46Its belly scales are really beautiful.
20:48Very beautiful
20:50It tried to bite me just now.
20:52But the bite force is too weak
20:53Even the skin can't be broken.
20:57It typically feeds on invertebrates.
21:00For example, ants and termites
21:06Let's put it back.
21:10We continued our search for bird-catching pigs.
21:15The process of exploration is endlessly interesting
21:17Full of surprises
21:22I knew I'd find a snake bigger than the two-headed snake from another world.
21:25It tried to bite me.
21:26Oh my god
21:32This is clearly a beautiful one.
21:34Reticulated cat
21:37I need to be careful.
21:38It has sharp teeth
21:41Sharp and curved teeth
21:45This is the longest snake in the Philippines.
21:47Don't come over!
21:51I don't want to get bitten by this guy.
21:55In these mountains
21:56It attacks cameras
21:58They can only grow to
22:00It bit the microphone shaft.
22:02They can only grow to three or four meters.
22:05In other parts of the Philippines
22:06They can grow longer.
22:09The longest
22:11Legend has it that it can approach ten meters.
22:14It kept its mouth open.
22:15In attack state
22:17Reticulated cats are not to be trifled with.
22:19They are aggressive
22:22It craved even more.
22:24certainly
22:24These animals are all non-toxic.
22:26They rely on entanglement
22:28To kill the prey
22:32I'm ready
22:34Put it back on the ground
22:36But I need to get it to let go of me first.
22:39Looking at the guy
22:43And that's it.
22:44That's it.
22:46I let it loosen
22:48Now
22:50Put it back where it was before.
22:52I knew it
22:53There are large snakes here.
23:00We had a good harvest during the day.
23:02However, they did not find that kind of bird-catching bead.
23:05After dark
23:06We are still searching.
23:10It's warm and humid tonight.
23:12Perfect for finding spiders
23:19If you shine a flashlight on these bird-catching beads
23:21Their bodies would glow with a blue light.
23:24This is because
23:25The special tiny structures on its hair
23:28It can only reflect blue light
23:31I really hope to gain something tonight.
23:38That family
23:38There is one here
23:41This is the bird-catching bead we've been looking for.
23:45That's right
23:46Beautiful blue
23:47They are only not located in Quezon.
23:51Can I take a closer look?
23:53Can
23:53It might attack you.
23:55yes
23:55It has a bad temper.
23:57Look at its teeth
24:00This is a typical intimidating posture.
24:01It raised the insufficient
24:04Bird-catching beads in Central and South America
24:05It will cover the belly hair
24:07Raise the attacker's eyes
24:10Then take the opportunity to escape.
24:12Asian bird-catching beads do not pick feathers
24:14They will bite their opponents directly.
24:17It bit me
24:18The injury was similar to being stung by a bee.
24:21About a day later
24:23The pain and swelling will lessen.
24:25But I still don't want to get bitten by its teeth.
24:29Let's let it go.
24:30local
24:31OK
24:35These bird-catching beads are indeed very beautiful.
24:38In the Sierra Madre Mountains
24:40places above 1,200 meters above sea level
24:43Another beautiful animal lives there
24:45The next morning
24:46So we set off.
24:49Chris Kim Paris is going to take me to see a kind of
24:52Brightly colored birds
24:53They are extremely rare.
24:55Fortunately, Chris King became friends with them.
25:03We've arrived.
25:04This place is so beautiful
25:07Chris King will summon here
25:09That unique bird
25:21Chris King is shouting "Beard, beard!"
25:24When that kind of bird arrives
25:25You'll understand then.
25:29It's here.
25:30What a bright red!
25:34This is the first time I've ever seen this.
25:35Xiong surname Lü Song Ba Se Dong
25:41It has a mustache-like feather.
25:49This Lusong Basedon
25:51Following Chris King's voice
25:53Come and enjoy the delicious food
26:00This feeling is simply wonderful.
26:03This is the only one in the world.
26:07This allows you to observe...
26:10Lüsong Base East
26:14This bird is very rare in the Philippines.
26:18It's now about 30 centimeters away from me.
26:19Unbelievable
26:29Lusong Pasedon is a species endemic to the Philippines.
26:33Found only on Lusong Island
26:35I will remain on Lusson Island
26:36Preparing to explore the diving paradise of Anilo
26:47The waters near Anilo are extremely rich in biodiversity.
26:53Many kinds of coral
26:55You can find them all here.
26:59I can't wait to dive in and explore!
27:08Anilao has a magical coral reef area.
27:12Colorful fish
27:14A feast for the eyes
27:25A fish was shaking its body, trying to attract customers.
27:35It is a lip-hunting fish
27:36Cleaning suits will be provided for guitarfish.
27:40They eat the parasites and dead skin off their bodies.
27:47This is a mutually beneficial behavior
27:50The hunter-grilled fish can dodge very quickly.
27:53And the hawkfish has also gotten rid of the problem of parasites.
27:59Fresh fish are queuing up for cleaning services.
28:02Meanwhile, the squid nearby was busy courting.
28:08This magnificent throwing animal
28:10It has a very fitting name
28:12Call it the Flame Squid
28:15Two male flame squid are competing for mating rights.
28:22A wide variety of fish live near the coral reefs.
28:26But the most well-known of them is undoubtedly the clownfish.
28:33There is a wide variety of clownfish here.
28:36I trespassed into the territory of several giant spotted trevally.
28:42When adults from all over the world tried to attack me
28:44Members of other groups hid in Haikuili.
28:48Scientists are not yet certain whether it is their own bodies that can withstand the sea monster's barbed silk.
28:52Or perhaps they were able to use the slime from the low temple to avoid being stung by the sea monster.
28:57The male saddle-spotted giant fish is waving its fishy breath.
29:00Increase oxygen for eggs
29:06After surfacing, the purple fish will continue to float for up to two weeks.
29:11Then find your own Hai Kui.
29:16When oxygen is almost depleted
29:18I had just returned to the surface to prepare for the next dive site.
29:26The waters near Anilo are home to a rich variety of lacquer-producing organisms.
29:30Every dive is a magical journey.
29:34This time, the expert Jin here will take me to see a beautiful little animal.
29:38thing
29:47We are going to find a willow tree in Liushan Lake.
29:52But before that, I found a sea urchin.
29:59This sea urchin also has a spotted crab and a type of rock shrimp living on it.
30:04Rock shrimp can provide cleaning services for sea urchins.
30:08The spotted crab feeds on sea urchins.
30:19Jin and I met up at Liushan Lake.
30:22A very interesting animal lives here.
30:26Tou Ding Seahorse
30:31The Tou Ding seahorse was not discovered until 1969.
30:36The body length of the douding seahorse is generally only about two centimeters.
30:39Their perfectly placed tailstocks make them very difficult to spot.
30:42A scientist accidentally discovered it on Liushan Lake when he brought it back to the laboratory.
30:46This animal
30:48Without gold's help
30:50I simply cannot find the Tou Ding seahorse.
31:05There is a large coral reef in the waters near Anilo.
31:08I really want to try day diving again.
31:10But there wasn't enough time.
31:18goodbye
31:18gold
31:22I will rest at the beach hut for half an hour.
31:25Then participate in a night before
31:27You should gain a lot.
31:41I'm really looking forward to this night.
31:43We arrived at the famous diving spot, Anilo's small pier.
31:47Here you can see nocturnal marine life.
31:55My light attracted a large group of shrimp.
31:57A young tilapia seized the opportunity to devour the fish.
32:04Many animals joined the feast.
32:08The fire thief has also arrived.
32:13Mastering the art of hiding underwater is especially important.
32:21There's a terrifying face in the sand of the seabed.
32:24It's looking down at me.
32:26This is a starfish.
32:33It actually bit me.
32:37It spat out the fart from its mouth.
32:39To lure the prey into a trap
32:44It kept swaying its buttocks.
32:47Lure the prey into the attack range
32:58Another animal was also foraging around.
33:02This is a blue-spotted striped iridescent bird.
33:04It is swimming close to the seabed.
33:08Blue-spotted striped-tailed rainbow is relatively small.
33:11Body width approximately 35 cm
33:13It is searching for mollusks.
33:15Insects and crabs
33:17At a critical moment
33:18It can disappear cleanly and neatly.
33:28Near the small pier in Anilo
33:30Octopuses are also very common.
33:31There was a person in front of me
33:35This is a striped charcoal.
33:37It was sacrificed in an old jar.
33:42I made it change color.
33:49Strip burning is a master of disguise
33:54If there is no hiding place nearby
33:56They would use coconut shells and other waste.
33:59Make it a portable home
34:06What a wonderful meeting!
34:17I look forward to making more discoveries in Anilo tomorrow.
34:26We set off at dawn.
34:27Preparing to search for an ancient marine creature
34:33I am in the warm waters of Anilo
34:35I saw many amazing animals.
34:38However, there is an animal that can be considered a living fossil.
34:40I've only heard about it
34:42I've always wanted to see it since I was a child.
34:45Now my childhood dream is about to come true.
34:54This animal typically lives in the deep sea.
34:57However, there was a fishing net that was considered a disgrace.
34:59Just returned to the sea by fishermen
35:05I finally had the chance to observe a pearl nautilus up close.
35:12Pearl nautiluses are found near and far from squid, etc.
35:16After approximately 500 million years
35:18They haven't changed much.
35:20Therefore, it is called a living fossil.
35:24They relied on about ninety attacks.
35:27Unaware of the prey
35:28Prey includes shrimp, crabs, and fish.
35:32Shallow with pearl nautilus
35:34That's really exciting!
35:41Inside the beautiful shell of the pearl nautilus
35:44There may be more than thirty gun types.
35:47They can utilize the gas in each gun type
35:49To regulate abdominal strength
35:51So during the dive
35:53Gun-style internal water injection
35:59Anilo truly lives up to its reputation as a diving paradise.
36:01I was fortunate enough to discover many amazing animals here.
36:06Next
36:06I will travel to Isabela Province, which is further north of Song Island.
36:11Near San Mariano
36:13Searching for an extremely rare type of crawling map
36:20On the outskirts of San Mariano
36:22A crocodile conservation foundation is implementing an innovative program.
36:26Efforts to save Benwes, Philippines
36:29The project leader is Maureen van Velde from the Netherlands.
36:36Hello, I'm sorry to interrupt you.
36:37You must be Maureen.
36:38Yes
36:39I am Tesla
36:40I am Amonte
36:41Amont
36:42I am Bernard
36:43Bernard
36:44The facilities here are fantastic!
36:45Yes, I'm so glad you could come.
36:47We have a task for you.
36:49Would you like to go with Bernard and Amund?
36:52OK
36:54Okay, best of luck to you.
36:56right
36:57People bring wild-hatched Philippine crocodiles here.
36:59Let them grow up in a safe environment
37:05Some of these Philippine crocodiles are already able to return to their hatching grounds.
37:09As soon as we noticed the movement, we reached out and grabbed it.
37:12right
37:12OK
37:24Caught
37:25This is the first one.
37:26That's great!
37:29These Philippine crocodiles were just taken out
37:31They are easily attacked by other predators.
37:34They were carefully protected and fed here for about two years.
37:39We should now be able to support ourselves.
37:44I was fortunate enough to be able to release one of them back into the wild.
37:50There is one here
37:55I'll just release the one I caught back into the wild.
38:01Oh my god
38:03You are so beautiful.
38:05I want to give him a name.
38:09I know what to call him now.
38:12Morin
38:12Since he is a Philippine crocodile
38:15So I'm going to call him Xiaobin.
38:18Xiao Bin
38:19good
38:19Can you take a look for me?
38:20Is he suited to return to the wild?
38:22He looks quite healthy.
38:23What do you think of its unique features?
38:25Yes
38:25He is healthy and beautiful
38:28Let's see how long it is.
38:29Come
38:30Xiao Bin
38:30Xiao Bin
38:3369 centimeters
38:3469 centimeters
38:34OK
38:35Um
38:36The length is sufficient.
38:39Nigel can release him back into the wild.
38:41Install it without Tesla
38:42good
38:42The pipe is here
38:46On the way to release
38:47He stayed in this darkness
38:49But it's in a safe tube.
38:51That's good.
38:52Because of me and Xiaobin
38:53It will take a long time
38:55And a bumpy journey
38:57First, we need to cross a river.
39:05The next two hours were spent on a bumpy, potholed road.
39:11Transporting goods from the Philippines by truck
39:13This is the only option I have.
39:16Because hammocks can reduce bumps.
39:23After we successfully arrived at a village
39:26You can then walk to the location of the foul.
39:34The locals live outside the village because of the Filipino Eurasian people.
39:37And feel very proud
39:39Many people have dedicated themselves to conservation efforts in Ecuador, Philippines.
39:44In order to release Xiaobin back into the wild
39:46Amédée and I followed Vittorino Montenegro
39:49Let's go!
39:50He was skilled at finding and protecting the nests of the Philippine eel.
39:53And employed by the Crocodile Conservation Foundation
39:58This is the lair of Amont.
39:59right
40:01Once the baby crocodiles return
40:03You'll take them back and feed them, right?
40:05The baby crocodiles have not yet reappeared.
40:11I can metaphorically see a white egg inside.
40:15How many eggs does a Philippine Eurasian goat typically lay?
40:17Around thirty
40:20The baby crocodiles haven't hatched yet.
40:21However, wait about a week
40:22You need to come back and take another look.
40:24To ensure the healthy growth of baby crocodiles
40:26They will be taken away as soon as they hatch.
40:29Amont
40:31There is a female Philippine eel there
40:35Adult Philippine goby trees can be seen in the wild
40:37That's wonderful!
40:39We just arrived at the nest.
40:40This mother has her eye on us.
40:43They are not very brave.
40:44Unlike the short-snouted Eurasian and Nile Eurasian
40:45Therefore, they generally do not attack humans.
40:47But if a giant crab approaches the nest
40:50He would then attack them.
40:52Protect your eggs
40:55marvelous
40:56We've moved away from his lair.
41:03We're finally going to send the little soldier away.
41:07He seemed to know he was going home.
41:13The soldier's final destination has arrived.
41:16This is one of the few on Luzon Island.
41:19One of the places where you can see the Philippines
41:21It turns out there are also Philippine scourges on the old island.
41:24However, the quantity is extremely small.
41:27The soldier is a very special one.
41:28Oh, what a very special little guy!
41:32Philippine Eurasian is the rarest in the world
41:35One of the types of crocodiles
41:36Therefore, protection work is needed at this time.
41:39It seems particularly important
41:43The Philippine Ecuadorian is small in size
41:45The longest one ever caught
41:48The Philippines has a height of 2.7 meters.
41:49However, their average body length is only about 2 meters.
41:53About the same height as me
41:56I sincerely hope you live a peaceful life here.
41:59Let's go, soldier.
42:05Releasing rare animals back into the wild
42:07This is so exciting!
42:09The soldier seemed to really enjoy being home.
42:11I hope he survives.
42:13And reproduce.
42:16In the next episode
42:17I will be going to Palawan Island
42:18Surrounded by schools of deep-sea fish
42:21And visit the underground river
42:23Observe rare parrots and carnivorous plants.
42:26It is called Giant Pig Dragon Grass
42:29also
42:30I will also visit the world's most beautiful coral reef.
42:33Go and experience the splendor of fortune and awe.