Thank you so much Go Wild for featuring our country's wildlife ❤❤❤ .The Philippines don't usually get featured a lot in wildlife documentaries yet we have amazing islands, incredible marine species, and unique animals such as the Philippine Eagle, Sailfin Lizard, Clouded Rat, Leopard Cat, River Otters in Palawan, Pheasant Peacock and many more! I hope this documentary brings as much joy and awe to the viewers as much as it did to me and my fellow Filipinos. Much Love. ❤🇵🇭😃
@@fgg4136 what's your poin?. She is talking about bio diversity not pollution. Philippines is not a big producer of Palm oil, you got the wrong SEA you are talking about Indonesia or Malaysia.
I love Phillipines and want to visit so badly. This documentary made me want to even more! I was blessed to make 2 of the sweetest friends (pen pals) from there and have been interested in the culture since. Hugs from southeastern USA💗🖤💗
take note of temperature. if you live in a cold country, then you'll be shocked how humid Philippines is. do research like transportation, food types and tastes, common tourist location and tourist traps. specially the price list of common things so you won't be cheated. I'm not saying Philippines is bad. but there are bad people anywhere all over the globe who'll take advantage of innocent tourist.
One of the best animal documentaries I've seen. Very informative, great narration and amazing clips of all who depend of this beautiful land. One of my favorites for sure. Thank you for this.
So many of my beautiful, interesting animals live there…I wish I’d been able to visit before I became to sick to do so…the scorpion is amazing! Been fascinated by carnivorous plants since I was a kid, though I do feel bad for the insects. I never cease to be amazed by the diversity of life. If only we humans would learn to value beauty over profit and greed.
Thank you for sharing and uploading the beautiful rain forest of the Philippines and it's wildlife! It's so fascinating and interesting to watch! Take Care, Be Careful, And Be Safe Everybody! May God Bless All Of Us And Have A Blessed Great Lovely Wonderful Thursday And Friday Everyone!?
This film shows how wonderful nature is which makes humanities war on nature even more insane and unless it stops then as the saying goes no one wins. So its time to respect nature and our only home and live within our means.
Impressive video! Quality material, so informative! Please feature the Philippine Eagle, Tamaraw, Tarictic Hornbill, the Philippine Mahogany, Lauan, and so on! There are so much flora and fauna the Philippines has to offer!
This is so well made, beautiful and first class footage of Palawan. The local government or DOT should hire these documentary film makers to help promote the islands of Philippines. This is the first and only available top-notch documentary of Palawan and it’s endemic animals.
lost and amazed, I thought it's from another country. you filmed and documented this video beautifully and perfect I may say. thank you so much and to your team for sharing your wonderful work, subscribing now
I’ve been watching animal shows like this since I was old enough to grab the remote and change the channel The first two animal shows I ever remember watching are Nature and Wild America David Attenborough and Marty Stauffer are two of my favorite conservationists💯
Wow I'm amaze the videography is astounding, I thought I'm watching NG and DC. The narrator is a good story telling., accurate articulation and clear pronunciation. pronunciation.
There is actually a part 2. This is the initial installment in a 2-part nature doc of the PI which was first & originally broadcast in NatGeo Wild (2019)
Amazing footage. I wonder how far the cameraman was when filming that tarsier while on a feeding frenzy without disturbing it since they're known to be very sensitive to noise and human presence.
Unbeknownst to many, UA-cam is secretly Pro-Ch!na. I know it's a worst, bad even, compromise, but i think it's a compromise needed for this vid to even be allowed to upload monetized. ._.
well its china sea , pero inaangkin lng ng china di gaya sa india na indian ocean . well west phil. sea tawag sa sakop ng teritoryo natin . ndi yung buong karagatan . gets mo? ahahaha
Fireflies in Loay Rivers.. Chocolate Hills are composed hundreds of mountains in combination of towns: Carmen,Sagbayan,Pilar Batuan, Sierra Bullones,Bilar amongst others..You have wonderful story about the butterfly..Kudos and Salud from DXN Magna Aguila Team and Transfarmer Philippines.Yours truly is native of Ubay,Bohol
This film also shows that human and animals are co- dependents on mother nature. Without our ecosystem we are nothing. Also, how mesmerizing it is if we look and observe keenly and closely how each living creatures thrive, we could have a better understanding on ourselves and those that surrounds us.
thanks for this documentary.. I just knew about bear cats and I just liked the part where the spider released the butterfly (never heard anything like it).
You forgot to mention that the Palawan Subterranean River is one of the New Seven Wonders of The World and a UNESCO World Heritage site. And also one of the residents of Palawan seas, the "dugong" or manatee, and of course one of the biggest eagle in the world, our national bird the Philippine Eagle.
@@yunnayun9367 meron akong mga napanood na wild docs din sa channel na toh sa ibang countries. Pero may mga minention syang unesco world heritage site at kung anu ano pang recognition.
Wildlife is totally different from Landscapes/ Tourist's destination/ Wonder's of the world..... try to read the docu title before commenting. #pinoysbelike
Palawan Islands is not just a paradise for crystallized white sands beaches and green and blue sea water it is also home of many endemic flora and fauna, it is the last frontier of the Philippines proudly born in this amazing best Islands of this world...Come and see, it's more fun in Palawan...🏖️🏖️🏖️👍👍👍👏👏👏😎😎😎
@@thisislilraskal We were colonized by Spain for 333 years, America for 48 years, and then Japan for 4 years until we got our independence in 1945. During the Third Philippine Republic, the state's official name was formally changed to the Philippines. The Philippine government has tried many times to change the name of the Philippines to Maharlika (a Malay word which means serenity and peace or royalty) but until now it is still being debated.
That is a mystery in itself because nobody seems to know (kunwari) who actually are doing the pangangalbo 😅. But this mystery is nothing compared to the animals who transform themselves into humans and actually hold offices in the government 😂 amazing species! Ano ba Yan, hinaluan ko na ng politika.
Definatly late to it but my favorite example of island gigantic is the Kodiak bear. On the same island as it are more subspecies native only to the island. All 6 of the native mammals are subspecies of the mainland populations to my knowledge.
@@alonaegpit7444 Mmmmm. And who doesn’t like a big bag of popcorn after you smoked one and have the munchies, amirite!!! A big bowl of bearcat! Hook me up, playa!
When I was on my way home one night it's pitch-black there ain't no moon that night there is a Dakit tree with full of fireflies up top of the tree I'm so amazed cuz the leaves are glowing and they say once the tree is full with fireflies it means the Encanto had a celebration!!! It's a good story tho but that ain't scared me at all... I'm so lucky that I witnessed the phenomenal event that night... I wish I had the camera but that was early 2000s and also I can't afford one...😂😂😂
@@rurallifemindanao7423 Same goes for you! We speak English round this neck of the woods! Learn it. Live it. Know it. Alright then. Go with God…and an interpreter. Sigh…
Pls DO NOT SAY SOUTH CHINA SEA WE PILIPINOS CALL IT WEST PHILIPPINE SEA. Anyway thank you for taking time, effort, money and expertise in making this documentary.
I SAY SOUTH CHINA SEA cause it makes people that hate when people refer to THE CHINA SEA as THE CHINA SEA really mad! Funny eh! I’m Canadian so a lot of people outside of Canada ‘think’ Canadians say ‘eh’ a lot! It really makes me mad because we don’t but people still to this day, accuse all Canadians for frequently using the term ‘eh.’ It’s exhausting! Sigh…so this is my sweet revenge. Petty yes but satisfying just the same. Anyway thank you for taking time, effort, money and expertise in making this documentary
Since the sea level elsewhere was 400 ft lower during the last iceage, Iwould think these caves were just a high above sea level at that time as well. I means islands, if they were islands, were much larger. What must these land masses have been like.
Thank you so much Go Wild for featuring our country's wildlife ❤❤❤ .The Philippines don't usually get featured a lot in wildlife documentaries yet we have amazing islands, incredible marine species, and unique animals such as the Philippine Eagle, Sailfin Lizard, Clouded Rat, Leopard Cat, River Otters in Palawan, Pheasant Peacock and many more! I hope this documentary brings as much joy and awe to the viewers as much as it did to me and my fellow Filipinos. Much Love. ❤🇵🇭😃
This was a fantastic show! I learned a lot about this beautiful country!🇨🇦
Heaven on earth.
I've ALWAYS wanted to visit 😢 it looks sooooo beautiful! Omg the volcanoes, the clear looking water, the people, EVERYTHING looks AMAZING 😍
Nag comment n nman ang mga proud virus na papansing pilipino
@@christinemcleod5499 9
Sensational footage you brought out the beauty, of the Palawan rain forest.Philippines has so much to offer the world in terms of natural wonders. 🙏❤️
Aquí hay mucha paciencia para mostrarnos cada detalle de le naturaleza...
Thank you so much for featuring my country, the Philippines, from your documentaries. We really do have so much to offer. ❤❤❤
Thank you too!
It's not the valleys in life I dread so much as the dips......
The video cinematography is impeccable!
The Philippines is one of the world's remaining centers of diversity.
Who says?
Self gratification is it?
@@maan1450 He's right! Read!
@Ma An Philippines is one of the 17 megadiverse countries in the world.
Not for long, the palm oil industry is chopping down the rainforest, and the philippines is one of the world's most ocean polluting countries.
@@fgg4136 what's your poin?. She is talking about bio diversity not pollution. Philippines is not a big producer of Palm oil, you got the wrong SEA you are talking about Indonesia or Malaysia.
Fantastic video you put a lot of work into this. I retired in the Philippines island of Biliran.
I love Phillipines and want to visit so badly. This documentary made me want to even more! I was blessed to make 2 of the sweetest friends (pen pals) from there and have been interested in the culture since. Hugs from southeastern USA💗🖤💗
If you do, you will not be disappointed
See you soon then❤
take note of temperature. if you live in a cold country, then you'll be shocked how humid Philippines is. do research like transportation, food types and tastes, common tourist location and tourist traps. specially the price list of common things so you won't be cheated. I'm not saying Philippines is bad. but there are bad people anywhere all over the globe who'll take advantage of innocent tourist.
See you soon👍
One of the best animal documentaries I've seen. Very informative, great narration and amazing clips of all who depend of this beautiful land. One of my favorites for sure. Thank you for this.
This documentary about Philippines wildlife is like National Geographic Channel vibes amazing🇵🇭🇵🇭
Beautiful documentary. Thanks so very much!
watching this on 4K TV with surround sound is awesome
So many of my beautiful, interesting animals live there…I wish I’d been able to visit before I became to sick to do so…the scorpion is amazing! Been fascinated by carnivorous plants since I was a kid, though I do feel bad for the insects. I never cease to be amazed by the diversity of life. If only we humans would learn to value beauty over profit and greed.
Agree!
Thank you for sharing and uploading the beautiful rain forest of the Philippines and it's wildlife! It's so fascinating and interesting to watch! Take Care, Be Careful, And Be Safe Everybody! May God Bless All Of Us And Have A Blessed Great Lovely Wonderful Thursday And Friday Everyone!?
Sensacional lindo natureza Divina obra de arte do nosso Deus
This is the best narrator ever. I am in love with his calm and gentle voice. It's just wonderful.
This film shows how wonderful nature is which makes humanities war on nature even more insane and unless it stops then as the saying goes no one wins. So its time to respect nature and our only home and live within our means.
War on Nature?
Oo o
Oo
Oo o
Ko
Amazing video! Informative, enthralling, and impressive research!
This is one of the best things I have ever seen ❤ thank you and keep it up.
Impressive video! Quality material, so informative! Please feature the Philippine Eagle, Tamaraw, Tarictic Hornbill, the Philippine Mahogany, Lauan, and so on! There are so much flora and fauna the Philippines has to offer!
Thank you for beautiful documentary 🇵🇭🇵🇭Pray we Filipinos be able to restore our rain forest that was lost due to logging coz its 90 % gone already.
This is so well made, beautiful and first class footage of Palawan. The local government or DOT should hire these documentary film makers to help promote the islands of Philippines.
This is the first and only available top-notch documentary of Palawan and it’s endemic animals.
I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this documetary.
I hereby subscribe.
lost and amazed, I thought it's from another country. you filmed and documented this video beautifully and perfect I may say. thank you so much and to your team for sharing your wonderful work, subscribing now
Thank you for featuring our Country 🙏.......
I’ve been watching animal shows like this since I was old enough to grab the remote and change the channel The first two animal shows I ever remember watching are Nature and Wild America David Attenborough and Marty Stauffer are two of my favorite conservationists💯
U just earn a subscriber , thankyou for featuring the Philippines
Great job sir and the crew
the sierra Madre monutin in luzon is longest and diverse rainforest of the Philippines located in east coastal of Luzon island
Wow I'm amaze the videography is astounding, I thought I'm watching NG and DC. The narrator is a good story telling., accurate articulation and clear pronunciation. pronunciation.
It’s originally a NG nature doc (part of their ‘Wildest Islands’ segments) first broadcast in early 2019 if i remember correctly…
Great documentary 🥰🥰🥰
Amazing documentary sir,👍💖😍
There's so much island to cover in a short time. Truly Philippines is so diverse and beautiful like it's women😎
Mga half breed lang maganda bro
@@mrjackbagginzhindi lahat.
PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
yayyyyy im learning more about my country's wildlife :DDDDDD
From the bottom of my heart , thank you for your beautiful features about my native country the Philippines, “ GOD” bless you always
Awesome video!! Thank you 💯👍🤩👏
This was neat, learned lots of this prior to seeing this video because of the Kratt brothers.
There should be a part 2. There are still a lot of animals endemic only in the Philippines that were not featured here.
No! One episode of attention seeking philipinos is enough
There is actually a part 2. This is the initial installment in a 2-part nature doc of the PI which was first & originally broadcast in NatGeo Wild (2019)
QUE HERMOSO PAISAJE 🎉🎉🎉
The right to similiar island ,unique creature being wild nature , have nice to see you again at the time.
Amazing footage. I wonder how far the cameraman was when filming that tarsier while on a feeding frenzy without disturbing it since they're known to be very sensitive to noise and human presence.
The Pilipines natures very beautiful
Compared to what 😳
I didnt know we have these amazing animals, and I live in the Philippines😄
Now you know. We all keep on learning
I live right beside you! Hi neighbour 🙋♂️
thank you
You're welcome
It's actually West Philippine Sea, not South China Sea.
Unbeknownst to many, UA-cam is secretly Pro-Ch!na. I know it's a worst, bad even, compromise, but i think it's a compromise needed for this vid to even be allowed to upload monetized. ._.
well its china sea , pero inaangkin lng ng china di gaya sa india na indian ocean . well west phil. sea tawag sa sakop ng teritoryo natin . ndi yung buong karagatan . gets mo? ahahaha
Bogoa
@@nadara7801 South China Sea para sa iba, at hindi China Sea. Gets mo?
South China sea kasi pagkakakilala ng mundo sa WPS ng ilang daang taon na . Mga 10 yrs ago lang nman natawag na wps
Underrated beauty in the Asia Pacific region.
Hats off to the camera man, staff and crews... and the narrator is so on point!
I’m not wearing a hat. What should I do? 😳
The background music is pretty spooky but I looove the content. 😚
YOU’RE pretty spooky! 👀
@DionSt.Michael thank you 👏
Fireflies in Loay Rivers.. Chocolate Hills are composed hundreds of mountains in combination of towns: Carmen,Sagbayan,Pilar Batuan, Sierra Bullones,Bilar amongst others..You have wonderful story about the butterfly..Kudos and Salud from DXN Magna Aguila Team and Transfarmer Philippines.Yours truly is native of Ubay,Bohol
Anytime I watch these type of documentaries I swear the cameraman is invincible 😂😂😂
Agree
I LOVE PHILIPPINES FOREVER
Marry it then why doncha?! Sheesh!
I enjoyed watching this documentary
Fascinating! Can you tell time to, hon? Are you a big boy? Or a big girl? :)
Well done!!
Wow, this is amazing.
my mom and i enjoy watching this program.
My Mom is dead. Cancer. Nice to know ya 🧐
Good channel sir....👍
Palawan is a great place to see primeval island life
OMG it is spectacular and beautiful
Me too! Coincidence?! I think so! Wooohoooo! :)
My beautiful country. 🇵🇭
Yeah, it’s a real party! Sit down! 🙄🥱
This film also shows that human and animals are co- dependents on mother nature. Without our ecosystem we are nothing. Also, how mesmerizing it is if we look and observe keenly and closely how each living creatures thrive, we could have a better understanding on ourselves and those that surrounds us.
The beauty of Philippines wildlife
thanks for this documentary.. I just knew about bear cats and I just liked the part where the spider released the butterfly (never heard anything like it).
Wow man galing...
excellent documentary,,please explain the difference between the Komodo dragon??
Size, larger than monitor lizard
Very nice!!
Who?! Me?! Do I know you? 😮
Salamat pooo Philippines ❤️
You forgot to mention that the Palawan Subterranean River is one of the New Seven Wonders of The World and a UNESCO World Heritage site. And also one of the residents of Palawan seas, the "dugong" or manatee, and of course one of the biggest eagle in the world, our national bird the Philippine Eagle.
Natural wonders that is.
hindi nman kailangan ilagay nya yan dahil wild animals lang ang docu nya hindi nman places eh
@@yunnayun9367 meron akong mga napanood na wild docs din sa channel na toh sa ibang countries. Pero may mga minention syang unesco world heritage site at kung anu ano pang recognition.
Wildlife is totally different from Landscapes/ Tourist's destination/ Wonder's of the world..... try to read the docu title before commenting.
#pinoysbelike
lol
Palawan Islands is not just a paradise for crystallized white sands beaches and green and blue sea water it is also home of many endemic flora and fauna, it is the last frontier of the Philippines proudly born in this amazing best Islands of this world...Come and see, it's more fun in Palawan...🏖️🏖️🏖️👍👍👍👏👏👏😎😎😎
My beloved country "pearl of the orient"
Philippines🎉
Maganda ang wildlife ng pilipinas
thank you for this
The Philippines 🇵🇭 is actually named after Prince Phillip of Spain 🇪🇸.
thanks for your insight :)
I always wondered why they didn't change the name after the Spanish left.
@@thisislilraskal They are a very weak simpy people.
It's King Philipp, not prince Phillip.
@@thisislilraskal We were colonized by Spain for 333 years, America for 48 years, and then Japan for 4 years until we got our independence in 1945. During the Third Philippine Republic, the state's official name was formally changed to the Philippines.
The Philippine government has tried many times to change the name of the Philippines to Maharlika (a Malay word which means serenity and peace or royalty) but until now it is still being debated.
this was a re post. several years ago. still awesome though. hopefully not blocked
Were you that nerd in school who used to remind the teacher that the class had homework to turn in the next day?! You were, weren’t you? Smfh! 🤬
MARAMING SALAMAT PO. GO WILD.
Ngayon ko lang alam na mystery ang mga isla sa pinas. Eh halos nakakalbo na nga ibang bahagi dahil sa mina
That is a mystery in itself because nobody seems to know (kunwari) who actually are doing the pangangalbo 😅. But this mystery is nothing compared to the animals who transform themselves into humans and actually hold offices in the government 😂 amazing species!
Ano ba Yan, hinaluan ko na ng politika.
I’m almost bald too! It’s not THAT bad!
Pearl of the Orient Seas
I am Filipino. I live in the Philippines. I tell you, our natural resources are dwindling
I am Canadian. I live in Canada. I tell you, competent leaders are dwindling! Good luck with your thing tho! Cheers 🤙🏼
Island of mystery yes
Definatly late to it but my favorite example of island gigantic is the Kodiak bear. On the same island as it are more subspecies native only to the island. All 6 of the native mammals are subspecies of the mainland populations to my knowledge.
Why there was no kind of tree species able to grow on the top upper portion of chocolate hills?????But only grass .What kind of soil it contained????
the Philippines has one of the most mysterious and fascinating creature on Earth known as:
PINOY...!!!!
😂hahah
Love the bear cat.
Never knew it existed until now.
Prolly mutual I’ll wager. Just my 2 cents
❤ specially the caterpillar.😊 🦋
im proud !!!
I’m Dion. Nice to meet you, proud.
Thanks for giving respect for our country this video appreciate me a lot thank you🥰🤗🥰
Our country is a bit mess I'm sorry😢
The bearcat is so damn cute!!❤
And they smell good too(like a popcorn) according to the forester.
Yeah, until it’s eating your face off. Cute.
@@alonaegpit7444 Mmmmm. And who doesn’t like a big bag of popcorn after you smoked one and have the munchies, amirite!!! A big bowl of bearcat! Hook me up, playa!
Please upload in 4k
Nature is my favorite place in the world
Titty-bars is MY favourite place in the world. But your thing sounds fun too! 👍
Thanks for using the word 'spit'. A real class act.
Oh shadduup! Smfh! Foo’
Some of the most dangerous animals in the Philippines lives in Malacañang
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
30:21 When that lady slurped down that white worm I nearly gagged! 😫
When I was on my way home one night it's pitch-black there ain't no moon that night there is a Dakit tree with full of fireflies up top of the tree I'm so amazed cuz the leaves are glowing and they say once the tree is full with fireflies it means the Encanto had a celebration!!! It's a good story tho but that ain't scared me at all... I'm so lucky that I witnessed the phenomenal event that night... I wish I had the camera but that was early 2000s and also I can't afford one...😂😂😂
Bear Cat is called "Maral" in southern Cebu, nagpuyo sa kalasangan sa bukid.
Fyi..Iba Ang maral sa bearcat.
English bud! You speak it??! Sheesh! The nerve of you people! Sigh 🤷♂️
@@rurallifemindanao7423 Same goes for you! We speak English round this neck of the woods! Learn it. Live it. Know it. Alright then. Go with God…and an interpreter. Sigh…
Politicians and businessmen destroying the Palawan Island thru mining and big plantations..
Magical too
Pls DO NOT SAY SOUTH CHINA SEA WE PILIPINOS CALL IT WEST PHILIPPINE SEA.
Anyway thank you for taking time, effort, money and expertise in making this documentary.
Still the same tho, mas na established lang ang name na SCS kesa sa WPS
I SAY SOUTH CHINA SEA cause it makes people that hate when people refer to THE CHINA SEA as THE CHINA SEA really mad! Funny eh! I’m Canadian so a lot of people outside of Canada ‘think’ Canadians say ‘eh’ a lot! It really makes me mad because we don’t but people still to this day, accuse all Canadians for frequently using the term ‘eh.’ It’s exhausting! Sigh…so this is my sweet revenge. Petty yes but satisfying just the same.
Anyway thank you for taking time, effort, money and expertise in making this documentary
LBFMs are the wildest of the Philippine creatures.😊
Heto na, pagalingan ng comment......
Since the sea level elsewhere was 400 ft lower during the last iceage, Iwould think these caves were just a high above sea level at that time as well. I means islands, if they were islands, were much larger. What must these land masses have been like.
is it the same narrator for UFC Countdown?