Puno ng mangga sa Cordon, Isabela may sumirit na tubig | 24 Oras Weekend
Nagsanga-sanga ang pagkalito at pagkamangha ng mga residente ng isang barangay sa Isabela. Mula kasi sa isang puno na kanilang na-videohan, may sumisirit na tubig!
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Transcript
00:00 [music]
00:06 Good afternoon, Kapuso!
00:08 I am your brother Kim, who will give you the trivia behind the trending news.
00:12 The residents of a barangay in Isabela were very confused and confused.
00:16 Because from a tree that they filmed, there is a water dripping.
00:21 The residents of Cordon Isabela were full of questions.
00:25 Because this is a mango tree that is standing on the side of the road. Suddenly, it started to rain like a storm.
00:31 The mango tree has been standing for a long time. Now, it is red.
00:34 The rain of any liquid lasted for almost 20 minutes.
00:38 The tree has no hole because it did not get wet. That is a video.
00:44 That is why his wife, Eleanor, uploaded the video she filmed.
00:47 It's a bad omen.
00:48 Brother Kim, what happened?
00:53 Did you know that more than 50% of the tree is made of water?
00:57 The tree gets water through its roots in a process called osmosis.
01:02 There are many ways to get water from the tree.
01:04 We can use a spile, a long tube with a hole at the end.
01:08 We will stick it to the tree and the water will come out.
01:11 But we always remember that not all of the water that is taken from the tree is safe to drink.
01:16 Meanwhile, is it normal to have water dripping from the tree?
01:20 Our trees have a secret special liquid but not at that level or pressure.
01:27 It's not normal.
01:28 Jason is looking at two possibilities.
01:31 Either the tree has a hollow in the middle because sometimes the heartwood is rotted.
01:36 Then, perhaps the water is stored inside the tree.
01:40 Then, there is a hole and the water drips from there.
01:47 Or the second scenario, the tree is hollow and there is a hole in its roots.
01:53 The water drips and fills up the hole in the trunk.
01:59 Aside from water, the trees also produce another liquid, the often sticky tree sap or extract.
02:05 Did you know that there is a tree whose extract is very sweet?
02:11 The sap or extract collected from the sugar maple tree or Acer saccharum is made from 98% water and 2% sugar.
02:19 When it is boiled to remove the water, what is left is the very sweet sugar that is made into maple syrup.
02:26 It is delicious and sweet to our pancakes.
02:29 Always remember that it is important to know.
02:31 I am Kuya Kim and I will answer you 24 hours.
02:36 [News Anchor]
02:48 [Music]