Fisherman With No Fish | Years of Living Dangerously
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Joshua Jackson meets a family on Apo Island in the Philippines. They live off the fish they catch, but the fish are disappearing.
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Fisherman With No Fish | Years of Living Dangerously
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I grew up in this kind of community in central Philippines...back then catch are shared and given to neighbors. Now even seaweeds are for sale. Sad reality.
Crazy 88 tungod sa kalisud sa panahun...😞
direct result of over fishing by the big fishing companies and climate change.
I salute you NG people!
Atleast they are safe .. 😕
where are we heading to??
Peter bishop!!
There's no cars on the island wow just wow
Dude , its an island ,there is nowhere to drive.
Ramel King Way gamit ang sakyanan sa isla kay gamay kaayo ang isla.(Just wanted to speak my dialect.)
Leme Anthony the island is small. there are no roads there. its all walkable
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Result of decades of dynamite and cyanide fishing. The rich financier and few fisherman who sold their souls are to blame. I know 10's of these island very well, I grew up there. Dynamite fishing did the most damage but nobody want to say something back then. There's a lot of fish so everyone and their grandmother was happy, including the local government officials.
Hello mr fancy pants 😉
wut?!!? i dont live like that in philippines
UNCLE POOT im filipino and they live differently in those areas because their traditions werent changed by the americans or spaniards cause those areas probably werent captured by the americans or spaniards
UNCLE POOT maybe you need to travel more in the philippines.
where's ever Filipino go the sea will go empty
#realworldproblems
SuperSad Pika problems that human pollution is causing
U B I don't mind pollution as long as i have a good life and live to at least the age 70 I'm good
This does make me sad, a man that wants to provide for his family but has to combat the commercial machine just to survive. I have much respect for this man.
So thats what u people call the Chinese, a commercial machine? 🙄(there's nothing commercial about them, commerce allows free trade including free fishing ) . They'd be the only commercial machine out there... 😳
The thumbnail makes him look like Arnold Schwarzenegger
I understood every word. Hell Yeah!!
In the 60s and 70s, dynamite fishing was rampant. The fish that you would buy from the market would have busted internal organs clear sign of dynamite fishing. The town that was listed in having the biggest sale of fertilizer was Navotas, that would tell us that the dynamite fishing was being done by big fishing companies, not the small banca fishermen.
This makes me sad, I grew up in a coastal area in the PH. Me and my family is fortunate enough to not fish just to live, but my uncles and aunts (most of our village for that matter) this is their main source of income and food. When I was a kid we can always go shore and fish, that will be enough to be a meal for our family and we are having fun. Now I don't know if there's still enough resources out there for everyone. I miss home, living for 5 years now here in New York.
Don't worry, Yahuah God will bring back these fishes soon and you will never have to worry ever again. You will eat more than 3 meals a day. The 490 years are over. The Philippines shall rise again soon. Watch out for it. No one will ever be left behind.... again because we're freed. Yahuah God bless!!!
all in Jesus name!
Does they're language have some Spanish roots? Cause I swear I could hear some words like completo
Our language do have Spanish roots after all our country has been conquered and ruled by Spaniards for more than 300 years. I suggest looking up about the Philippine history if you're interested.
Mary Danielle Montemayor I sure will thank you!
Cristian Gossio more than a thousands of Filipino words have Spanish Origin
Christian Gossio
I know this is late, but didn't see anyone else answer. 😊
Yes, it's based off of Spanish partly.
what happen to the marine sanctuary program?
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human takes too much
Nat Geo needs needs talk about Ecosia they are a search engine that plants trees
well, if this is happening now, imagine what will happen for the next 10- 20 years...
Not hatin but first to dislike so I'm gonna lik now I'm from Philippines but I moved to Australia when I was six but maybe I can still hold my breath for a minute I'm goin to the pool
I've been three times to apo island for the last 3 years.
The mass tourism is really a big problem. The garbage, plastic pollution is everywhere. Either burned or just burried. Now you can collect batteries and plastic garbages on the ocean floor instead of watching fishes.
Such a disaster for such a lost beauty.
May God help us 🙏
So heartbreaking, fishermen eating canned fish. What happened? What does the LGU have to say?
apo island is very known in the philippines for being a great dive spot the sad this is that fish that they are looking for are gone
Nice
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What linguage is that?
Cebuano/bisaya
Shabu and fishing go hand in hand
do you really think this father and son are using shabu?
Shabu is in almost every neighborhood it's cheap that's why cops are killin them fuckin junkies and drug dealers.
+Thai Koon it's common everywhere, even here in the states. my question was what leads you to believe that these two particular fishermen are on shabu. because I've known ppl who use it and these two don't look like users.
Lonely Elk it's cheap everybody can afford majority of people there smoke that shit if they not smokin they probably selling it
shabu is not cheap. even rich people buy it in micrograms wth are you talking about