Caught on Cam— Mga nakawalang hayop | Unang Hirit
Caught on cam ang mga nakawalang hayop! Ano nga ba ang mag dapat gawin para mapanatili ang kaligtasan ng mga tao at hayop sa ganitong sitwasyon. Alamin natin ‘yan kasama ang Education and Campaigns Office ng P.A.W.S. na si Sharon Bengzon-Yap!
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00:00The incidents that were captured by the camera, we will investigate and investigate.
00:05There is no salvation, as long as it's caught on cam.
00:12This morning, animals were caught on cam.
00:16In Lipa City, Batangas, a volleyball match was played when a cow suddenly appeared in the middle of the court.
00:25The cow was rescued from the court and went straight out.
00:30There are a lot of cows in the area.
00:33No one was injured in the incident.
00:37This was also caught on cam.
00:41A pig was seen walking in Cebu, Cordova Lake Expressway.
00:49The motorcycle is still moving.
00:51According to the uploader of the video, Chanix Tatum,
00:55they immediately reported to the authorities that the pig was seen.
00:58He also told the truck driver that there was a loaded pig.
01:01It was later discovered that the escaped pig was returned by the truck.
01:08This was also caught on cam.
01:11A cobra was captured by the Tayaba City Environment and Natural Resources Office
01:16after it was found in a house under construction.
01:21The cobra suddenly tried to catch the authorities.
01:26The agency reminded them to stay away and not to touch the prey at the time it was found.
01:33This is it, Kapuso.
01:34We talked about the missing animals.
01:36What can we do in a situation like this?
01:39We have unexpected animal visitors.
01:43Let's talk to Sharon Benzon Yap,
01:46Education and Campaigns Officer of the Philippine Animal Welfare Society.
01:52Good morning. Welcome, Sharon.
01:53Good morning.
01:54Thank you for joining us.
01:55Let's talk about the video where a cow suddenly appeared in a volleyball court.
02:02What can we do in a situation like this, Sharon?
02:05First of all, let's not panic.
02:08If an animal sees us panicking, it will also panic.
02:13So, let's avoid it.
02:15Like what we saw in the video, we should avoid volleyball players.
02:20It just appeared, right?
02:21Yes.
02:28This cow is not aggressive, right?
02:30No.
02:31I think our Kapusos know that there's nothing wrong with that unless it feels threatened, right?
02:38It's threatened and it's also in danger.
02:42Animals also have instincts.
02:44When they feel they are in danger, they will fight or flight mode.
02:49They will protect themselves.
02:51In the other video, the expressway, the pig.
02:55This is an open area.
02:57The animals are missing.
02:58There are many cars.
02:59What can we do?
03:00What should we do?
03:01As a driver, we need to be hazardous.
03:04So that our fellow drivers are also warned.
03:07Since the expressway is fast, our vehicles are also fast.
03:11So, let's be hazardous.
03:13If we can guide the animals to avoid accidents.
03:19But that will be a road hazard, right?
03:21Yes.
03:22What our Kapusos did in Cebu was right.
03:24I think they chased the truck.
03:26It looks like the pig fell.
03:28And it came back.
03:31Obviously, the pig is not aggressive.
03:34It won't get hurt.
03:35It won't be damaged if it's there.
03:39This is the last video.
03:41This is a bit scary.
03:43All of us are scared of this.
03:45When you see a snake in a house.
03:47What should you do when you see a snake?
03:50Especially these venomous cobras.
03:53Of course, we should avoid it.
03:55So, protect ourselves.
03:56Let's not try to catch it on our own.
03:59Especially if we are not trained for it.
04:01And we need to stay away.
04:04But let's keep an eye on it.
04:05So that we can also warn other people around us.
04:09So that we can avoid this area.
04:11In the first place, how did the snake get to the under construction area?
04:15Why is it there?
04:16The snake's house can explode.
04:19To the point that it tries to protect itself.
04:23Another question.
04:24Is it possible for it to suddenly attack?
04:26How can it protect itself in this situation?
04:29So, the best way is...
04:31We have a cloth.
04:33Or anything that we can...
04:34A blanket.
04:35A blanket.
04:36That we can throw away.
04:39Where is it?
04:40Where is it?
04:41There.
04:42If it's close to you.
04:44So, there.
04:45We will throw it away.
04:47Throw it away.
04:48And then?
04:49If it's thrown away, won't it suddenly attack?
04:52Will it try to escape?
04:54Usually, when they are blinded.
04:57So, they calm down.
04:59So, it gives us time to wait for the authorities that we have called.
05:04One last thing.
05:05The instinct of our hearts is to kill.
05:08If there is a cursed snake.
05:10Out of fear, we will kill it.
05:13What can you say to that?
05:14Ideally, we should just stay away.
05:17Because it won't attack them if they are not threatened.
05:21So, again, protect yourselves.
05:24And then, as much as possible, contain the animal with the use of the cloth.
05:29While we are waiting for the authorities to catch it.
05:32And call experts who can competently handle the animals like that.
05:38Yes.
05:39And trained to do this.
05:40Correct.
05:41There.
05:42Thank you very much, Sharon.
05:43Thank you very much for joining us this morning.
05:45This is Sharon Bengzonia, the Education and Campaigns Officer of TAUS.
05:50My dears, we will investigate these incidents.
05:53It's true.
05:54Here, on Caught on Camera.