Grupo ng unggoy sa Oslob, Cebu, sinuri! | Born to be Wild - video Dailymotion

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Aired (June 23, 2024): Sinuri ni Doc Nielsen Donato ang mga unggoy na kabilang sa tourist attraction sa Oslob, Cebu. Inalam niya kung mayroong nakababahalang sakit ang mga ito na dulot ng pagkakaroon ng close contact sa mga tao. Panoorin ang video.      ‘Born to be Wild’ is GMA Network’s groundbreaking environmental and wildlife show hosted by resident veterinarians Doc Nielsen Donato and Doc Ferds Recio. #BornToBeWild #GMAPublicAffairs #GMANetwork   Watch it every Sunday, 9 AM on GMA  Network. Subscribe to youtube.com/gmapublicaffairs for our full episodes.

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00:00What's happening?

00:02They're all aware of what we did.

00:06They're all everywhere!

00:08Retreat!

00:10Retreat!

00:12Hey, hey, hey!

00:14Retreat!

00:35It's my first time to go here.

00:40They're playing in the pool.

00:45While others, like Kirat,

00:47are staring at themselves in the mirror.

00:53Brian, on the other hand,

00:55loves to appear.

00:57And the leader of the group,

00:59Irvin,

01:00loves to be surrounded.

01:02One group,

01:03one community.

01:05And each has their own trip.

01:07But the oldest of the group,

01:09Lolo Itong,

01:11only eats.

01:14Lolo Itong is the first alpha male.

01:18And after the dominant monkeys

01:21ate him,

01:23he got closer.

01:25It's pitiful,

01:27the former kings.

01:30What else is there

01:32for us to know about these monkeys?

01:34Because they are a tourist attraction,

01:37they have close contact with humans.

01:40Not just tourists,

01:42including guides.

01:44Human diseases that can transfer

01:46to the macaques or vice versa.

01:48But there's only one way to find out,

01:50is to test them.

01:51If they have such problems.

01:55And the one we chose to test

01:58is Lolo Itong.

02:07Lolo Itong

02:17He won't stop.

02:19My target is moving.

02:21Okay.

02:32I got it.

02:35Okay.

02:36Don't chase too much.

02:37Just observe.

02:40Just watch.

02:41Time,

02:4310.36.

02:44Did you see where he is?

02:47There, sir.

02:48There.

02:49That's Itong, sir.

02:50Let's go.

02:53Go, go.

02:56He's fast, sir.

02:57Yes.

03:03There.

03:05I got you.

03:06Lolo Itong.

03:10I'm getting closer to Lolo Itong.

03:13This is a shock of our life.

03:16Surround the others.

03:17They might attack.

03:24Suddenly,

03:25there was a noise.

03:27There were angry monkeys.

03:31I'm not the only one in that position.

03:33Our cameraman was also there.

03:39What's happening?

03:40They're all aware of what we did.

03:44They're all everywhere.

03:45Let's go.

03:47Retreat.

03:51Wait.

03:57It only takes 45 minutes to 1 hour

04:01for the tranquilizer to wear off here at Lolo Itong.

04:05I prepared his eyelids and I injected 1 ml of the tuberculin protein.

04:13Then, I put him to sleep.

04:20This is it, right?

04:2124 hours the next day,

04:23we wanted to see the reaction

04:26in the eyes of Lolo Itong.

04:30I needed to confirm the reaction.

04:37I know the result of the eye I injected.

04:40It's time to reveal the result.

04:43When I injected Itong's eyes,

04:46this is what came out.

04:48This is where we'll know if Itong is positive or negative.

04:53This is the result.

04:55Negative.

04:58Negative for TV.

04:59Thank you for watching Born to be Wild.

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Grupo ng unggoy sa Oslob, Cebu, sinuri! | Born to be Wild

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