Apex predator kung ituring ang mga pating.
Pero 'di raw dapat sila katakutan.
Sa Malapascua Cebu, dinarayo ang diving kasama ang mga mahiyaing Thresher sharks.
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Pero 'di raw dapat sila katakutan.
Sa Malapascua Cebu, dinarayo ang diving kasama ang mga mahiyaing Thresher sharks.
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00:00Apex Predator, but they are not supposed to be afraid.
00:12In Malapascua, Cebu, diving is prohibited along with the shy treasure sharks.
00:18Let's check out this report.
00:22The shy treasure shark is diving.
00:26But it looks like a shy shark.
00:32This is the pelagic treasure shark.
00:35It is one of the hundreds of sharks that live in the Philippines.
00:39It can also dive in the island of Malapascua, Cebu.
00:43The treasures are rare.
00:46But of course, it helps that we have Malapascua Island, Monalchol, Kimodchol,
00:50as places where these sharks really congregate.
00:53So all you have to do is go there.
00:55But again, they are very shy.
00:57So, contrary to popular belief, they will just swim away when they see you.
01:01So, they are lucky.
01:03This is Noel Guevara, a conservation photographer and National Geographic explorer.
01:09He has visited Malapascua several times to take photos of treasure sharks.
01:15And moreover,
01:17I want to combat the misconception about sharks.
01:21In his research, he compared the people to the deep personalities of the sharks
01:27and their unique behavior.
01:29For example, why the treasure shark swims in the shallow part of Malapascua
01:34and became an attraction.
01:35His lens was able to capture the reason.
01:38I was rewarded with an incredible opportunity to show symbiotic behavior up close.
01:44You can even see the yellow parasites.
02:06That is special.
02:09Fun fact,
02:10treasures are one of the highest jumpers.
02:13And this is the first time ever that I have seen such behavior.
02:30Do not fear the presence of sharks.
02:33Because sharks are indicative of very, very healthy beings.
02:38But be scared of oceans that do not have sharks.
02:43Because that means there's no food.
02:45There's no healthy coral reef.
02:47There's no thriving ecosystem.
03:08Transcribed by ESO. Translated by —