Uok, ligtas nga bang kainin?; Buwaya, napagkamalang bata na nalulunod? | Dami Mong Alam, Kuya Kim! - video Dailymotion

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Aired (January 18, 2025):  Isang uri ng larvae na kung tawagin ay 'uok,' ligtas nga bang kainin?   At viral online ang video kung saan makikita ang isang buwaya na parang batang nalulunod sa isang ilog sa Indonesia. Diumano, ginagawa raw ito ng buwaya para makakuha ng atensyon ng tao na posibleng target niyang kainin.   Samahan si Kuya Kim na himayin at alamin ang kuwento sa likod ng viral video na ito sa 'Dami Mong Alam, Kuya Kim!'   GMA Network promotes healthy debate and conversation online.  Any abusive language that does not facilitate productive discourse will be blocked from this post.   GMA Network upholds ethical standards of fairness, objectivity, accuracy, transparency, balance, and independence.   Walang Kinikilingan, Walang Pinoprotektahan, Serbisyong totoo lamang. #GMAPublicAffairs #KapusoStream #GMANetwork   Subscribe to the GMA Public Affairs channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/gmapublicaffairs   Visit the GMA News and Public Affairs Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv   Connect with us on:  Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs/  Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gma_pa

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00:00Thank you for the ice cream. So good.

00:03What a delicious strawberry.

00:05Ice cream yummy.

00:07Ice cream good.

00:09Ice cream yummy.

00:11Ice cream good.

00:13Everything is an ice cream dance trend.

00:15Ice cream good.

00:16Ice cream yummy.

00:18Ice cream good.

00:20Ice cream yummy.

00:22But this girl seems to have a different type of ice cream.

00:25What is this white and creamy dessert in the video?

00:31It's just the inside.

00:32It's like we're just sipping it.

00:36What is being chewed and swallowed in the video is not ice cream or ice candy,

00:42but a worm.

00:44Those worms are called worms or coconut beetle larvae.

00:48What will you do if you see a drowning kid?

00:57The video will have more than 24 million views.

01:04But the truth is,

01:10the kid is not in the video.

01:15It's not.

01:16It's a worm.

01:25In the comments of the video, there's a debate going on.

01:27Some people said that this worm is being used to get people's attention that it can be eaten.

01:33But according to others, this claim has no proof.

01:37What is the truth?

01:38Let's find out later.

01:40You know a lot, Kim.

01:45In Barito River, Indonesia, this video was filmed.

01:50You can see that the worm is spinning.

01:52It's possible that he's doing a death roll.

01:58Here in the Philippines, a huge worm will return.

02:04For the No. 1 Adventure Chevy in the Philippines,

02:08here's the worm.

02:11Why is there a worm here?

02:13Even if it's January 20, we can still see it again.

02:17In Lulong, the capital of the country.

02:19You know a lot, Kim.

02:21Do you know that in real life, worms are not like worms that can be friends.

02:25The worms are the ones that can be friends.

02:28They can be friends with each other.

02:30They can be friends with each other.

02:32They can be friends with each other.

02:34In real life, worms are not like worms that can be friends.

02:37Worms are naturally territorial and very aggressive.

02:41If they're on the ground, there's a chance that a worm will run away

02:45because they're slow on the ground.

02:47But if they're in the water and the worm is swimming,

02:49the truth is that humans don't fight.

02:52You know a lot, Kim.

02:55Let's go back to the viral video.

02:58Is this a new way of raising or attracting attention

03:01of a person they're planning to eat?

03:08What kind of tree do they call pepe?

03:12That can be planted in the mountains of Labada.

03:16KABANGHA-BANGHA AT KAHA-NGA-HANGA

03:22KABANGHA-BANGHA AT KAHA-NGA-HANGA

03:24It was targeted by the Sinayard Community in the interest of the online universe.

03:27But why did these videos go viral?

03:30Join me to find out the stories behind these viral videos

03:33and trending topics here at

03:36You know a lot, Kim.

03:38And you should too.

03:40For those who are preparing for Christmas,

03:42it's not a coincidence that Ate's KABANGHA-BANGHA

03:44in her viral videos

03:46got 13.8 million views.

03:49This is called UOK or Coconut Beetle Larvae.

03:52It tastes like Enoki Mushroom with Cheese.

03:55Yummy, right?

03:57Do you want to try it?

04:01Marian's viral video was taken in Mindoro

04:03when her family was on vacation last Christmas.

04:06It's so delicious and yummy.

04:14A video of a coconut tree

04:16with leaves and branches

04:18is getting 1.2 million views.

04:20It's said that it's used as fertilizer.

04:24Another type of tree is called Pepe.

04:27It can be planted in the mountains of Labada.

04:31When I first saw the tree,

04:33my reaction was,

04:34oh my gosh, yes!

04:38The poor coconut tree

04:40is always compared to humans.

04:42To humans, it's even sick.

04:44That's why now,

04:45a coconut tree is in good health.

04:47In this video that got 23 million views,

04:50a coconut tree is accepting people

04:52to catch food.

04:54Is it true?

04:56What will you do

04:57if you see a drowning baby?

05:05Let's go back to the viral video.

05:06According to the video uploader,

05:08Lukman Arisma,

05:09he was panicked

05:10when he saw someone

05:11drowning in the Barito River.

05:14But he took a good look.

05:17It's obvious that it's a baby.

05:21They often see babies

05:23in this river.

05:24But this is the first baby he saw

05:26that seemed to be asking for help.

05:30Before this baby style

05:32to pick up a person

05:34they plan to eat.

05:40It's better to call an expert.

05:42I'm not convinced

05:44that he imitated

05:46a drowning baby

05:48to attack

05:50other people

05:52in the river.

05:53Because it's not a natural behavior

05:55of a baby.

05:56Usually, we know that

05:58a baby floats.

05:59If it's just like that,

06:01it's because his body

06:02is limited in flexibility.

06:03And it's not like a human

06:05who can raise his hand.

06:08So, maybe someone

06:10removed a line

06:12or a rope.

06:14Or maybe

06:16he was caught in the net

06:18that he needs to do a death roll.

06:20A death roll

06:22to get away.

06:23So, if he lets him do that,

06:25he pushes his hand like that

06:27because he wants to get away.

06:30Another possibility

06:33is that at that time

06:35he has a prey

06:37that is big.

06:38We know that

06:39if a baby

06:41can't swim,

06:43he needs to do a death roll.

06:45So, he will force himself

06:47to swim.

06:55Babies are ambush predators

06:57or sit-and-wait predators.

07:00Because of their appearance

07:01that looks like a tree

07:02that was caught in the water,

07:03they are not immediately noticed

07:05by their prey.

07:07They are nonchalant.

07:12So, they don't need

07:13to pretend to be O.A.

07:15just to get food.

07:18You know a lot, Kim!

07:21What they call

07:23is a snake

07:25that can be caught

07:26in the mountains of Labada.

07:31It's delicious,

07:32tasty,

07:33and really yummy.

07:45In this place in Capiz,

07:51there is a tree that grows.

07:54What's special about this tree

07:59is that it blooms.

08:01As you can see,

08:02it really blooms

08:03so that it really smells good.

08:06It can be used for washing.

08:08I used white clothes

08:09and not colored ones.

08:10It doesn't stain

08:11and it also blooms quickly.

08:15The clothes smell clean.

08:18And they also use shampoo.

08:20My mother tried it

08:21and she said

08:22it really works.

08:26What kind of tree is that?

08:28Is it really safe to use?

08:36It's like a detergent.

08:39This video

08:40has 1.2 million views.

08:43That's why netizens

08:44are really excited.

08:46There are a lot of tree helps, ma'am.

08:48I'm curious

08:49about the smell

08:50of dried clothes.

08:51Me too, actually.

08:52That's my shampoo before.

08:53It's used to lengthen my hair.

09:00A lot of people are asking

09:01what kind of tree is this.

09:02The vlogger

09:03who made the video

09:04about the red tree

09:05that we know

09:06in Tumalag Capiz.

09:07She is Annalyn Funtilar,

09:0832 years old.

09:10She thought of vlogging this

09:12because she was curious

09:13about her mother's story

09:14about this tree.

09:15She got this.

09:16This is what it looks like.

09:17It looks like a tree branch

09:19but it's not that big.

09:20In the video,

09:21the tree branch was taken,

09:22washed,

09:23and peeled.

09:25The skin was tied

09:26and cut several times

09:27and soaked in water.

09:29A few minutes later,

09:30the water that the skin

09:31was soaked in

09:32started to bubble.

09:33My reaction

09:34when I first saw

09:35the tree bubbling

09:36was,

09:37Oh my, yes,

09:38it's bubbling.

09:39That's how it is.

09:40Oh, we still have

09:41a tree like that.

09:42To find out

09:43if this shampoo is effective,

09:44she also took

09:45a few baths.

09:47And did she finish her clothes?

09:48It smelled

09:49and the clothes were clean.

09:54The tree that was seen

09:55this morning

09:56is called,

09:57in their place,

09:58Pepe.

09:59And it has a resemblance

10:00to Nara.

10:02The shape of that tree

10:03is like magaspang.

10:05And the leaves

10:06are like Nara.

10:08The leaves are small.

10:10Before shampoo

10:11became popular,

10:12plants have been used

10:13as a natural soap

10:14and cleaning agent for a long time.

10:15Some plants

10:16have saponin,

10:17a natural compound

10:18that bubbles

10:19when mixed with water.

10:21Its advantage is

10:22it's eco-friendly,

10:23gentle,

10:24and renewable.

10:29But the tree

10:30that Kapista Pepe

10:31is called,

10:32is it real?

10:35We challenged Annalyn

10:36to do it again

10:37using Pepe's tree.

10:39When it arrived

10:40at their house,

10:41it was immediately washed

10:42and cleaned.

10:43She left the peel

10:44and stick

10:45and mixed it

10:46in a bowl of water.

10:49You just need

10:50to mix it.

10:51This is where

10:52our camera man

10:53got it.

10:55It immediately bubbles

10:56with water.

10:59It really bubbles

11:00so that it becomes

11:01a soap.

11:08So,

11:09we washed it

11:10and mixed it

11:11with water.

11:13Annalyn's mother

11:14washed the clothes.

11:19We also invited

11:20our neighbors

11:21to check

11:22the inside of the clothes.

11:25To be honest,

11:26it's really clean.

11:32After the deliberation,

11:33the neighbors

11:34released

11:35their judgment.

11:43I have a contest.

11:44It's a battle.

11:45Do you know

11:46the names of the trees?

11:48I don't know.

11:49Do you know

11:50the names of the trees?

11:52Just a few.

11:53In 30 seconds,

11:54tell me the names

11:55of the trees.

11:56Okay?

11:57You.

11:58Nara.

11:59Tatol.

12:02Atis.

12:03Nyug.

12:04Oku.

12:05Nara.

12:06Kaymito.

12:07Kaymito.

12:09There's nothing left

12:10to think about, sir.

12:11There's nothing left.

12:14You mentioned Nara earlier,

12:15right?

12:16Nara is our national tree.

12:17It was made

12:18as a national tree

12:19from the 1930s

12:20to 1934.

12:21But did you know

12:22that Nara

12:23is not only found

12:24in the Philippines?

12:25It's not an endemic

12:26to us.

12:27Nara can be found

12:28in many countries

12:29in Southeast Asia.

12:30You know a lot,

12:31brother.

12:32I hope so.

12:33You too.

12:34I hope so.

12:35To prove

12:36that Nara is an endemic

12:37to the Philippines,

12:38we went to the city

12:39of Kawalina

12:40to collect

12:41the fallen trees.

12:42From the city,

12:43Kawalina City Environment

12:44and Natural Resources

12:45rented the area

12:46to Adeline.

12:47Locally,

12:48it's known

12:49in the province

12:50of Capiz

12:51as Pe-Pe.

12:52But it's more

12:53known as

12:54Soap Tree

12:55or Saling Kuge.

12:56It's native

12:57in Southeast Asia

12:58including

12:59the Philippines,

13:00Vietnam

13:01and Indonesia.

13:02If we're going to

13:03use it as a medium,

13:04it's better

13:05to consult

13:06with our experts

13:07first,

13:08our doctors.

13:10But remember,

13:11fellow citizens,

13:12you should not

13:13just cut down

13:14a tree.

13:15We have laws

13:16that protect

13:17our native trees.

13:18We need a permit

13:19from the government

13:20to do so.

13:25Wow!

13:26It's so good!

13:27It's so good!

13:28It's so good,

13:29it's so tasty

13:30and it's really

13:31yummy.

13:36Ice Cream Dance

13:41Thank you for the ice cream.

13:43So good.

13:44What delicious strawberry.

13:46Ice cream yummy.

13:48Ice cream good.

13:50Ice cream yummy.

13:52Ice cream good.

13:54All the Kiki Ice Cream

13:55dance is trending.

13:57Ice cream yummy.

13:59Ice cream good.

14:01Ice cream yummy.

14:03But this girl

14:04seems to be on a different

14:05ice cream trip.

14:09What is this white

14:10and creamy dessert

14:11in the video?

14:12It's just the inside.

14:13It's like we're

14:14just sipping it.

14:18What Maya is eating

14:19and sipping

14:20in the video

14:21is not ice cream

14:22or ice candy

14:23but a worm.

14:25Those worms

14:26are called

14:27coconut beetle larvae.

14:35Here in Caloocan,

14:36we found a girl

14:37eating a worm.

14:39I'm Marian Ignacio.

14:41I'm the one who uploaded

14:42the video

14:43of me eating a worm.

14:47Cheers!

14:48Marian's viral video

14:49was taken in Mindoro

14:50when her family

14:51were on vacation

14:52last Christmas.

14:54So we just added

14:55a little water

14:56and a little salt.

14:57That's all.

14:58Nothing else.

14:59And it reached

15:00almost 13.8 million views.

15:03That's it!

15:04Eating a worm

15:05is not new to her.

15:07When I was young,

15:08I used to see

15:09my siblings

15:10or my parents

15:11eating worms.

15:15And when my siblings

15:16would ask me to do it,

15:17I would say no.

15:24Worms can grow

15:25on a dead coconut tree

15:26in just three months.

15:29It evolves

15:30from an egg

15:31to a larva,

15:32a pupa,

15:33and an adult beetle.

15:35Wow!

15:36You know a lot!

15:38Thank you for the ice cream!

15:40So good!

15:41What a delicious strawberry!

15:43Ice cream yummy!

15:45Ice cream good!

15:47Ice cream yummy!

15:48Is it a worm?

15:49Is it yummy?

15:51Or yucky?

15:52Ice cream yummy!

15:54Ice cream good!

15:56Ice cream yummy!

15:58Ice cream good!

15:59Wait!

16:00Let me show you

16:01how to eat this.

16:02Look at this.

16:03Do you know what it is?

16:05It's a worm.

16:07A worm?

16:08Yes.

16:09Underneath?

16:10Underneath.

16:11A worm?

16:12Yes.

16:13Have you ever eaten a worm?

16:14Not yet,

16:15but there are a lot.

16:16Is it yummy?

16:17Yes, it's yummy.

16:18Wow!

16:19It's so big!

16:21But worms

16:22are not new

16:23to Marian's area.

16:26Instead of seeing worms

16:27on other trees,

16:28we asked her

16:29where these trees

16:30came from.

16:31The worms

16:32we caught

16:33were big.

16:34And we caught them

16:35from a tree.

16:36It was a hard tree

16:37that was already dead.

16:38Then they were

16:39surrounded by worms.

16:41They were caught

16:42from the inside

16:43of a palm tree.

16:45Even though it's big,

16:46it has a different taste.

16:48It's so good.

16:49It's tasty.

16:50And it's really

16:51yummy.

16:53That's why Marian

16:54was convinced

16:55to try this.

16:56One day,

16:57I tasted it

16:58and I suddenly

16:59liked it.

17:01Every time we go home

17:02to Mendoro,

17:03I always look for it.

17:06Marian's community

17:07is making a living

17:08by collecting worms

17:09from the mountains.

17:11And they sell it

17:12for around P700 per kilo.

17:15When we buy it,

17:16it's still alive.

17:17And what we do

17:18when we cook it

17:19is we steam it.

17:22We remove

17:23the seeds.

17:24We just pull it

17:25and there you go.

17:28After we remove it,

17:30we can eat it.

17:32But are you curious

17:34about its taste?

17:36Some people say

17:37it tastes like

17:38enoki mushroom.

17:39Others say

17:40it tastes like

17:41cheese.

17:42If you're wondering,

17:43are you willing

17:44to eat this?

17:45It tastes

17:46like earthy

17:48and creamy.

17:50Is it safe

17:51to eat worms?

17:52I still haven't suggested

17:53that it's raw.

17:55It's cooked

17:56properly,

17:57but it's safe

17:58to eat

17:59since it only eats

18:00tree bark.

18:01This has proteins.

18:02This has omega fatty acids.

18:05This is healthy

18:06for us.

18:07It's an alternative

18:08for beef,

18:09chicken,

18:10and meats.

18:12That's why

18:13our hearts are the same.

18:17Do you also want

18:18to know the taste?

18:19Why don't you try it?

18:21You know a lot,

18:22Kuya Kim!

18:23Do you also have stories

18:24that are viral-worthy?

18:25Just follow our Facebook page,

18:26Dami Mung Alam Kuya Kim,

18:28and share your video there.

18:30Who knows,

18:31next week,

18:32you'll be the one

18:33to talk about it.

18:34Until then,

18:35let's learn stories

18:36and lessons

18:37in the videos

18:38that went viral

18:39here at

18:40Dami Mung Alam Kuya Kim.

18:41And you should

18:42too!

18:50Hey!

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