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Naisipan ng mga vlogger mula Pampanga na gawing content ang pagpapakagat sa mga... tutubi?!
Watch episodes of 'AHA!' every Sunday morning on GMA Network, hosted by Drew Arellano. #AHAGMA #AHAmazingLearning
To our Global Pinoys in the U.S., catch your favorite Pinoy shows from GMA Pinoy TV, GMA Life TV, and GMA News TV, now available on YouTube TV!
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00:00In Parangay Sapangbayabas, in the town of Mabalacat, Ambanga.
00:06Because of the screams of a group of young men.
00:12After being bitten by their captives.
00:15To the B!
00:31There are content creators who make funny series and pranks.
00:34The group is called Saligoso.
00:51Our content is called stress relief.
00:55It's a series of pranks and challenges.
00:57They say they are addicted to our content.
01:03You!
01:04You!
01:06You!
01:07Didn't your mom tell you not to bite your nipples?
01:11You're such a troublemaker.
01:13Come here!
01:16Their video of biting their nipples went viral on August 23.
01:20To the B!
01:22It was watched by the netizens and reached almost 1 million views.
01:26The content we made was called Tulang Dapo.
01:31We didn't expect it to go viral.
01:34We're thinking about what our content will be on that day.
01:39There's no such trip, my friends.
01:41They say they are brave and have no fear in their bodies when they do challenges.
01:47Actually, we weren't scared.
01:50They even added a group.
01:51They did it because they have beliefs.
01:56Our belief is that if you bite your nipples, you'll get better at swimming.
02:02If you keep doing it, you won't get sick.
02:05My belief is that your body will get stronger if you bite your nipples.
02:12Dragonflies or nipples are insects that are airborne predators.
02:17They have big and strong jaws.
02:20They can bite people.
02:22But this is just their defense mechanism.
02:25A big dragonfly has the ability to injure and pierce the skin if it bites.
02:35I'm okay now.
02:37I'm fine now.
02:41It's dangerous to get tired.
02:43He's getting tired.
02:44Dragonfly.
02:46Why?
02:54Hi.
02:55You're already here.
02:56I'm sorry.
02:57I was just looking at the dragonfly earlier.
03:04Some types of dragonflies are wandering glider, skimmer, and crimson-tailed marsh hawk.
03:11The wandering gliders are usually yellow and red-orange.
03:15They also have long legs.
03:17They eat insects that have soft bodies like mosquitoes, flies, small moths, mayflies, flying ants, and termites.
03:27Adult female and young male skimmers are usually yellow and brown with black markings.
03:34Adult males have blue-gray coatings.
03:38While the crimson-tailed marsh hawks are medium-sized dragonflies with a purple body.
03:45They are usually found in West India, Japan, Sunda Islands, and Java, Indonesia.
03:52That's crazy.
03:53That's crazy.
03:59It's weak.
04:08Oh!
04:11When you bite a dragonfly in the deep den, it hurts.
04:15Do you feel the pain?
04:17No.
04:18I don't feel the pain.
04:19When I was hurt, I was even more hurt when he left me, ma'am.
04:24It's painful.
04:25But before you get hurt, you'll smile first.
04:32The question is,
04:34do they repeat biting the dragonfly?
04:38And is it safe to bite them?
04:43If I were to repeat it, I wouldn't do it.
04:44But if it suddenly bites me, I wouldn't do it.
04:49It really hurts.
04:51The bite of a big dragonfly can leave a mark.
04:55But even if it's possible, it's still hard to happen.
05:00In general, dragonflies are harmless to humans.
05:03They don't have stingers, and they're not poisonous.
05:08In fact, dragonflies are harmful to humans.
05:11Do you know why?
05:13Because they control the population of pest insects,
05:16such as mosquitos and other insects.
05:20A dragonfly can eat 30 to 100 mosquitos in a day.
05:27Mosquitoes are expensive.
05:30Now, let's go back to the beliefs about dragonflies.
05:33If a dragonfly bites you, it'll get sick.
05:36If a dragonfly leeches, it won't get sick.
05:39Your body will get sick.
05:41Sorry to burst your bubble, but these beliefs are not true.
05:47To see is to believe.
05:51And there's no proof for these beliefs.
05:55For the businessmen,
05:57they're happy to share their childhood.
06:02Maybe the best lesson is,
06:05we bring to life the provincial games
06:09that can relate to other people in the province.
06:16Whether it's a dragonfly or any insect,
06:18let us all be friendly.
06:21Even if they're small in size,
06:23their benefits are also great.
06:28Aha!
06:31Hey!
06:34Hey!
06:38Hey!
07:01You