En este nuevo capítulo, y en su largo recorrido por Filipinas, Pancho y Jorge visitarán la Isla Palawan, donde tendrán que realizar una increíble misión.
En el tercer capítulo de "Socios por el Mundo", Jorge y Pancho visitarán la Isla de Palawan, en donde se atrevieron a bucear, pese al miedo de Saavedra.
El objetivo era bucear junto al tiburón ballena, el cual es considerado el pez más grande del mundo, hecho que generó un gran miedo en Pancho.
Pese a la intensa búsqueda del tiburón ballena, éste no pudo ser divisado por los "Socios", por lo que a Pancho le vino un poco más de calma al cuerpo.
En el tercer capítulo de "Socios por el Mundo", Jorge y Pancho visitarán la Isla de Palawan, en donde se atrevieron a bucear, pese al miedo de Saavedra.
El objetivo era bucear junto al tiburón ballena, el cual es considerado el pez más grande del mundo, hecho que generó un gran miedo en Pancho.
Pese a la intensa búsqueda del tiburón ballena, éste no pudo ser divisado por los "Socios", por lo que a Pancho le vino un poco más de calma al cuerpo.
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00:00This has to be very interesting to get me out of my shelter and have a drink.
00:10It's going to be interesting, but how is it not going to be interesting?
00:12Look, you're lying there in a shelter.
00:14What, are you going to tell your grandchildren,
00:15look, in 2024 I was in a shelter?
00:19No, man, what are you going to tell them?
00:21Hey, in 2024 I remember when I went in search of the whale shark.
00:26And why is the whale shark so important?
00:29In Puerto Princesa, visitors have the unique opportunity
00:33to see these colossi in their natural habitat.
00:36The crystal clear waters and the biodiversity of the area
00:39create the perfect environment for ecotourism.
00:42The whale shark sighting tours
00:44allow travelers to immerse themselves in an unforgettable experience,
00:48swimming with these magnificent creatures
00:50while preserving respect for their natural environment.
00:54I've never dived with one, I've dived with many species,
00:56but whale shark, that's my dream.
00:58And I've been looking for it in different countries,
01:00and I've been diving in different places,
01:02and it's never, never a season.
01:04It's never a season.
01:05I always arrive and the season has passed.
01:07No, look, the whale shark just happened two days ago,
01:09not today.
01:10So it's hard to find them, but here,
01:12here there is a whale shark,
01:14because the whale shark is from warm places.
01:17It's the biggest fish in the world.
01:23You don't care?
01:24No, yes, that's what we're going to...
01:25You don't feel the same?
01:26No, I don't feel the same.
01:27I mean, you can have a dream and I can't.
01:28No, but I...
01:29If I want to dream of diving with a whale shark,
01:31it doesn't matter.
01:33I'll be with you in your dreams, Gordo.
01:35But I have it on my face, man.
01:38And here we were,
01:39in the place where the meeting with Isaac would take place,
01:42and I could finally make my dream come true.
01:45Whale shark, I'm coming for you.
01:49Isaac!
01:50Man, Jorge, as usual.
01:52How are you?
01:53How are you?
01:54Hey, I want to introduce you to my friend, Francisco.
01:56How are you?
01:57Nice to meet you.
01:58How are you?
01:59Spanish?
02:00Yes, yes, Spanish.
02:01But I've been living here for 10 years,
02:02and 23 years in Asia.
02:03Well, the boat is ready if you want,
02:05and we're going to see the whale shark,
02:07to see if we can see it.
02:08What possibilities do we have to see the whale shark?
02:10At the moment,
02:11the season hasn't officially started yet, but...
02:13Shit, the same thing always happens to me.
02:15But they're here, but they're here.
02:16Really?
02:17I've been following him around the world,
02:19and I always get there,
02:20and just as the season was over...
02:22If you want, I can promise you
02:23that today you'll see the whale shark,
02:25up close,
02:26but in a hundred-dollar bill.
02:28If you see the reverse of the hundred-dollar bill,
02:31you'll see a drawing of a whale shark.
02:33Oh, so it's something...
02:34Look, just a thousand,
02:35just a thousand...
02:36No, a thousand comes out of your pocket.
02:38Two hundred and fifty, a hundred.
02:39Look, here's the whale shark.
02:41Ah, look.
02:42Yes, yes, yes.
02:43Tourism is very strong here,
02:45and obviously,
02:46thinking that the whale shark,
02:47which is the home of the Philippine whale shark,
02:49there are about 2,000 whale sharks
02:51that come here to visit us
02:54every year.
03:04Hey, this is a great place.
03:15How much do we have to sail
03:16to be able to meet the whale shark?
03:19Well, normally,
03:20it's here coming out of...
03:22This is a cape.
03:23So, coming out of the cape,
03:25it's around there.
03:26We'll be there for about 20 or 25 minutes
03:28to see it,
03:29to get to the point.
03:42The whale shark has many teeth.
03:44It has about 350 teeth,
03:46but it uses it as a filter.
03:48So, what it does
03:49is absorb 6,000 liters of water
03:51with all the fish,
03:52with all the fish
03:53and with everything that comes,
03:55and then it sucks it,
03:57and that's it.
03:58Hey, can 6,000 liters suck you too?
04:01Also.
04:02If you stand in front of it,
04:03think that the mouth of a whale shark
04:05is about a meter, a meter and a half.
04:07So, if you stand in front of it,
04:09the same thing will happen to you as to Pinocchio.
04:11But wait, wait.
04:12If what we want to do now
04:14is dive,
04:15or see it from the little boat,
04:17I mean, can it suck us?
04:19No, because,
04:20let's see, to suck you,
04:21you would have to be in front of the mouth
04:23at the exact moment,
04:24and no, no,
04:25there is no danger.
04:26In fact,
04:27you, Francisco,
04:28will not be sucked.
04:29Look at the size it has, man.
04:30The mouth is about a meter, man.
04:32Like a filter
04:33that only lets small things pass
04:35and that's it.
04:40And is this a place
04:41where many tourists come?
04:44Palawan is a place
04:45that they have just practically discovered.
04:47Ten years ago,
04:48no one came
04:49because, obviously,
04:50Palawan is a prison.
04:51I mean,
04:52we, the Spaniards,
04:53used Palawan as a prison.
04:56All the unwanted people
04:58were sent here,
04:59or in some islands here,
05:01for example, in Cuyo,
05:02all the people were sent with leprosy.
05:06During the Spanish colonial era
05:08and the American occupation,
05:09Palawan was used
05:10as a detention place.
05:13The best known of these facilities
05:15was the Iwahi prison.
05:17This prison was inaugurated in 1904
05:20under the American administration.
05:24On the one hand,
05:25backpackers began to come a lot,
05:27backpackers,
05:28to the nest.
05:29The nest was an area
05:30that the Filipinos
05:31did not give any importance to
05:33and backpackers made it fashionable.
05:40And then it has also become famous
05:42for the Underground River,
05:43which I would like to take you to later,
05:45because the Underground River
05:47is a cave
05:48that has been named
05:50one of the new
05:51seven wonders of the world.
05:52And we would have to go
05:53after seeing the shark?
05:54Yes, yes,
05:55we are going to try to see
05:56the shark first
05:57and then I will take you there
05:59and you will like it a lot.
06:03Oh,
06:04how delicious it is to be here!
06:06I had taken, yes,
06:07I had taken
06:08a mango juice
06:10mixed with rum.
06:11So,
06:12nothing,
06:14I was happy.
06:16And suddenly,
06:17get out!
06:18The reality is to come to the dive.
06:22And what are the chances
06:23that we do not see
06:24the whale shark?
06:25Already,
06:26the Malagüero bird!
06:27Well,
06:28why the Malagüero bird
06:29if there is also the possibility?
06:30We need to think about that.
06:31In fact,
06:32there is no time,
06:33but,
06:34that is,
06:35the time starts
06:36two weeks from now,
06:37but,
06:38have you seen
06:39some whale sharks
06:40doing submarine diving?
06:41There may be
06:42some possibilities
06:43to see it today.
06:44What happens is that,
06:45of course,
06:46it has to be a coincidence
06:47that they go out
06:48to eat plankton on the surface
06:49and you have to go down
06:50many meters.
06:51Here you have to think
06:52that the whale shark
06:53is in a wild state.
06:54You have to cross your fingers
06:55and see what happens.
07:02Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop!
07:08According to the GPS,
07:09this is the exact position
07:10where we can see
07:11where there are many probabilities.
07:23The best thing is
07:24that we should be prepared.
07:25I am going to give you
07:26these fins
07:27so that you are prepared.
07:28In case we see something,
07:29you have to take off your clothes
07:30and you have to put on
07:31the fins
07:32and the mask,
07:33the mask above all.
07:34You don't have to touch them.
07:35You have to think that
07:36we are spectators.
07:37So you have to jump close
07:38and try not to touch it
07:39and then it will turn slowly
07:40and go away
07:41in case we see it.
07:47We are going to wait here
07:48because I think
07:49it's going to be
07:50the best of all
07:51because going around
07:52this is very big.
07:57We are going to wait here
07:58because I think
07:59it's going to be
08:00the best of all
08:01because going around
08:02this is very big.
08:05We are going to wait here
08:06because I think
08:07it's going to be
08:08the best of all
08:09because going around
08:10this is very big.
08:18Hey, you can't see a bird
08:19or you can't see anything.
08:21Yeah, it's complex.
08:35What time is it?
08:36And how is the water?
08:38I don't see much
08:39plankton activity either.
08:41I see it difficult,
08:42to be honest.
08:43How difficult?
08:44Let's see, wait.
08:45I see it,
08:46it's going to be complicated
08:47to see them.
08:48Maybe it's very low.
08:49As the water is hot,
08:50maybe they have gone
08:51further down
08:52because I don't see
08:53a lot of plankton floating
08:54or maybe they have
08:55already passed through here.
08:56But I don't see the birds
08:57honestly.
08:58There are about 50-100
08:59birds flying around
09:00and now I don't see...
09:01We've been here
09:02for several hours
09:03and I haven't seen anything.
09:06I don't think
09:07we're going to be lucky.
09:10How are we not going
09:11to be lucky?
09:29We've been caught
09:30by a whale shark.
09:31The same thing
09:32always happens to me.
09:33Every time I've been
09:34close to the possibility
09:35of diving with one,
09:36or it's already happened,
09:37or it's not
09:38the migration season,
09:39or...
09:40Anyway.
09:41Yes, I think
09:42it happens in the data.
09:43Hey, there's Jorge!
09:50They are living beings.
09:53They are free beings.
09:55So having the possibility
09:56of seeing one
09:57is a great luck.
09:59And I haven't had it
10:00until now.
10:01But don't be sad, man.
10:03I swear that
10:04at some point in life
10:05we're going to find
10:06a whale shark.
10:07I don't think so.