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Maybe these animals you should be aware of here are not different from the animals to be aware of in your country. But if you're moving to the Philippines, it is a good to know information! :)
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They told us when I was in the Marines if it looks colorful or you think it's cute DON'T TOUCH IT
That’s most Filipinas off the menu then 😊
Red and yellow kill a fellow Semper Fi!
I was in the army, every where we go the rule is "don't fuck with the wildlife"
Semper Fi
Girls in cosplay wigs lol
As an experienced diver in the Philippines I commend you Rubeauti on your list of potentially dangerous and deadly sea creatures.
No one should fear diving or snorkeling in Philippines. It's important to be aware of your surroundings and NEVER EVER reach your hands into coral crevices or the like. Also wear high quality booties and full body covering. A light weight full body suit will give protection from sun and rash even Boxjellyfish.
The box jelly fish is what I'm scared of the most and I swam with hammerhead and tiger sharks
If I ever visit The Philippines I'm not going in the ocean!
Always a chance of a salt water croc🐊 strayed from its usual habitat.. Damned if I would go on the water there anywhere... Then theirs sharks..!
*Crap Game*
nice lie bud
I had a coral reef tank and got poisoning from one once. Entire body hived into weird rashes and swelling. The doctors in Minnesota didn’t know WTF to even do they were making calls for hours while my body just kinda got over it 😂
This is a very informative video and very accurate. I would only add two things: placing a jellyfish sting in nonscalding hot water for 20-30 min will neutralize the venom and lessen the pain. Also, washing a dog bite is important. Rabies shot must be taken after the bite before signs of rabies appear. Once the victim shows signs, it is too late for treatment and fatality rate is high at this point.
Keep up the good work. You were right about peeing--pee is mostly water so it causes more stinging to occur. Vinegar or sea water can be used to wash off the tentacles but NEVER use pee or fresh water!
I had no idea that the Philippines had so many dangerous creatures, very informative and eye opening vlog.
@@Rubeauti well you can allways be in water with a austronaut costume from Nasa spacecenter
If you’re nightmare is not complete checkout the spiders…….(lol)
The baby-blue eyes were scary... thanks for keeping it real with the beautiful browns. Very informative and useful blog, full of pertinent details that any traveler should make themselves aware of before entering foreign lands and waters. Well thought out, and nicely presented. I am a grateful new subscriber!
Agree completely with stray dogs, when I walk (usually in Quezon City), I carry an umbrella more for dogs than for rain
Absolutely Amazing List.
Many of these I Would Never Have Known or Thought About, If Not for this Amazing Video
Clearly, You have Cemented yourself as one of the Premium Channels to Watch , as your Videos are So Diverse.
Thanks So So Much. Love Watching, Love Sharing so other can Become Aware ☺️🙏
I had a run in with a mosquito there in 1974. Spent the better part of Nov and Dec hospitalized. Then, the last couple of weeks of Jan ‘75 hospitalized. I still get a reminder of that malaria a couple times a year. Seems like a lot of cobras in Bohol.
That "be careful" was so perfectly placed at 10:37 it could be a meme. The timing and your smile makes it awesome.
Very informative video. I'm always worried about all the stray dogs and think the Philippines should do a concentrated effort to have these dogs spayed or neutered. As far as the creatures in the sea that could kill you, very scary I think being aware is quite helpful. As far as mosquitoes I was told that most of the Philippines is malaria free, but I could imagine and more of your rural areas where there tends to be standing water everywhere, we could have problems. Very informative video and I do hope the Philippines does what they can to control the dog population. There are things they can do that would help greatly.
Yes…there is no need for an overpopulation of stray dogs
Dream on. If they won't clean the shit out of the water, they certainly won't do anything about the dogs.
@@artvandalay3130 are you an architect
@@artvandalay3130 right !
@@walkingboss Yes, of course an architect ... and also an import/exporter but my passion is marine biology!
Nice video! I've done a lot of wildlife photography and videography in s.e. asia including the Philippines. You covered each animal well and I thought your editing was top notch. Keep up the great work.
Great video... i saw some barracuda, small sharks, octopus and jellyfish in Cuba and Mexico. At some point i chose to stay on the beach and stop going for a swim. Scary stuff i love hiking hope if i ever retire to PH i won't encounter any of those. Sad stray dogs, i love animals.
Something different and interesting Rubeauti, well done. It can’t be easy to keep coming up with new topics now there are so many Philippine vloggers.
Thanks to share !! Very useful info….if you go off the beaten path it’s Always a good idea to have a local with you, as they are usually very aware the dangers nearby. 👍🏻🇵🇭👍🏻🇵🇭
Hi Rubeauti. Yesterday i bought my tickets to visit the Philippines for the first time, finally! I’m so exited. And I was thinking about this particular issue, since I supposed to find a deathly striped sneak in App Island… thanks for the video I will watch it later. A beautiful day.
I have my rabies vaccination and I carry a cane that I really don't need plus I'm also vacinnated against Japanese encephalitis 👌 thx 4 the upload 👍👍👍
Good thinking - so am I !!!
Rubeauti, Just your normal standard video. Which is to say great job. I loved this video. While I am familiar with some of these from time in Vietnam, I learned a lot from you today. I love you information. What is not to like? You make the videos easy to watch. That is, you are easy to watch.
That thumbnail is sick! Can't wait to watch this video
Great Video, I am an American that has been in the Philippines for 40 years and I live in Cebu City, I actually saw a Cobra here on Mactan Island so I know they are here. Keep up the good work
Hi Rubeauti. Great video with very helpful info. I knew about stray dogs and one never knows what they will do. I always keep an eye on any dogs I see in the streets and usually go to the other side if possible. I also know about the Cobras and hope I never see one. As for the dangerous ones in the ocean I did not know about all of them just a couple. I will not be going diving but chances are I might do snorkeling if I get to go island hopping sometime. Love your beautiful smile. Keep smiling and stay safe
Hi. .Your amazing voice is so clear..so interesting..and so positive.. and please keep 'em coming..
what a unique great video...you need your own show on discovery channel
I used to think it was odd that Flips aren't known for swimming but after watching this video, I completely understand
Cool Thumb nail picture. Thanks for another informative video. When is part 2 of Questions coming out?
I was in The Philippines 🇵🇭 in December 2022. I agree 👍 on this list.
My comments. 1 Dogs 🐕 are more of a problem in the rural areas: citizens do not sterilize them nor do they care for them.as much as the city dwelling citizens do. 2 Mosquitoes 🦟 are everywhere 😑 Do get the repellent and net. Having pet birds 🐦, frogs 🐸 help. 3 Snakes 🐍 Not in video. Other venomous snakes in The Philippines 🇵🇭 are vipers, green snakes and Pacific brown snakes. I walked in a farm 🚜, and the farmers warned me about snakes 🐍The farm animals such as the chickens 🐔, goats 🐐 and cows 🐄 walked 🚶♂️in certain areas. I followed them. Because their senses (hearing 👂 and smell 👃) are better than my human senses, the animals can warn me of any dangerous animals.
Blue ring octopus is found in Australia also I have see many in rock pools and reefs at low tide, known to be deadly didn't know they were also in Philippines
Good advice throughout. There was a dog some years ago who thought it smart to meet me on a hiking trail near my house. I'm always armed. He didn't realize that until a quick three round burst changed his mind. Always be prepared. It would make sense to put those dogs down somehow and lower the risk.
Wow super informative. It's like going hiking the wilderness and your the guide. Terrific information. Absolutely wonderful. Thank you for sharing.
Important information for visitors. Thank you.
Good information to know. I saw those sea snakes every time we went in the ocean. I figured they were poisonous… I just didn’t know how poisonous 😅. They are curious, but not easily threatened. Just more reason to be respectful of the creatures in the deep. I’m glad I didn’t see any trigger fish. Those things are mean!
Yes, they seem quite trigger-happy! 😂
And that was the cutest "Be careful" I've ever seen or heard! :)
Vary useful information 👍👍👍
That’s actually surprisingly few dangerous animals. Now, I wonder how many dangerous plants there are.
Hi Rubeauti! I continue to look forward to seeing and enjoying your videos. It really never occurred to me to be on the lookout for certain kinds of animals there. You are a great source of information about so much in your country. I think you sparkle like a diamond. Keep giving us this great content, it's appreciated. Stay safe and happy! 💖
@@Rubeauti Well this is info we really needed to know. Thanks again. 😊
Thanks for this information. It is good to know the risk to handle in the right way. Well done. 👍
Nature facts are much cooler when delivered by a beautiful filipina.
Hi good information thank you be safe be careful thank you God bless
Good to hear you pronounce Moscow correctly, I was thinking you'd use the American way of saying it as Philippines seems to follow America a lot
Great presentation.. so helpful..thank you
Interesting video - perhaps a little alarmist but can't dispute the facts 😁
1. Pretty sure I've encountered this fish diving but no attacks to date. (So many parrotfish - in your video and similar? - in Maldives diving there).
2. Sea snakes are generally naturally inquisitive but not aggressive. Their venom can be fatal but they cannot bite you except where skin is very narrow (eg. between fingers).
3. Octopus - just a cute little guy, no?
4. Jellyfish - plenty of jelly fish at times in Thailand and Philippines but I guess not usually fatal - just temporary discomfort?
5. Cobra - this one scares me personally but unlikely to come across him in daily life outside unless close to the jungle?
6. Mosquitoes - yes this is the big killer worldwide ... malaria, dengue fever etc.
7. Dogs - as a dog-lover I think of unprovoked attacks as unusual. But no doubt possible. Good news is you can treat bites immediately (if facilities nearby) and get the shots for rabies if you believe advisable or necessary. Generally preferable not to bother with the vaccine and just treat if bitten - if facility nearby?
But after discussing all these all you suffered was a cough so can't be too bad? 😂
(BTW you should check out my super-brief video from couple of days ago "Raccoons of RY" for some really dangerous North American creatures next to my house as I arrived home two nights ago ... but only really dangerous if they have rabies which they can carry just like your dogs).
I know a family on Bohol who loose their grandpa to cobra bites. 3 yrs ago.
Very informative, specially the feline beauty you pictured. I believe this is #1 beautiful tantalizing and dangerous god given creatures in the Philippines. But I want one, have one for 33 yrs and want another 33yrs with her.
Thank you for this very informative video . I learned a lot.
Good video lots of useful information.
I'm practicing this for sure before I retire there 14:00
Hello beautiful lady, good morning to you in a very very special way, Many thanks for telling us about the dangerous animals that are in the Philippines, if and when I come to the philippine I'll look out for those dangerous animals.
I have seen a titan trigger fish while diving at Catman Cebu 😮, I immediately went the other way
Very interesting ... ty!
Wow you surprise me good topic God bless you always from California
The colorful, beautiful creatures tend to be the most dangerous and poisonous. thank you for showing us this information. You are beautiful, wonderful, smart, and amazing. And I love ❤️ you.
5:48 "Just like your chatmate who is full of filters and makeup in her pictures" Lmaoo, great video. Thank you for it :)
Very educational on the animals 💯💯
Thank you again beautiful (sick) lady! This is a topic that I keep meaning to research (and keep forgetting to). Now I know (more or less) the top threats. I am sure the top threats varies by region, island, and area of the sea... so it is probably an area of knowledge that should be updated regularly with the locals wherever we visit. Thanks for taking care of us! I wish we could do the same for you! 😉😊
She should mention the area, region, island or sea so not to scare visitors. I never heard those in my region except some dogs.
Wow! I didn't know about the threat from dogs. Thank you for sharing this info! While visiting the Biri Rock Formations in Northern Samar, we were wading with local fishermen next to their fish trap when a yellow-lipped sea krait swam within a meter of my feet. The local guys yelled "Walu-walu!" and we all rushed back to the bangka! I didn't go in the water anymore after that! LOL!
that was an amazing and VERY informative video thank you 🙏❤
Thank you so much for the informative video it helps me a whole bunch. Keep up the great work, God Bless❤️
Thank you @Rubeauti for this very interesting and educational video!
More vids of people kung fueing askals pls
Beaker must learn that secret
Thank you so much for this video. Since I am planning to live in the Philippines in 2023, and I was not sure what the most dangerous wildlife there. I will be living in Negros Oriental, an not in Dumaguete. This was very helpful. Wild dogs are dangerous here in the US, and can be full of virus, especially rabies. Thank you so much, and if you can give me more information specific to Negros Oriental, I would appreciate it.
Hi Rubeauti thanks you for this Imfromotive video about the dangerous water and land animals keep up the good work ✌ peace and love 😍
Hi Rubeauti, this is one of your best and most informative videos I have watched. Thank you for the information. Years ago there was a program on TV that I used to watch. The name was: A 1000 Ways To Die. Your vlog reminded me of that program. 😀
You are very articulate.
This gives me reason to only stay in bars the in the coming visit, maybe there are dangerous animals there to🙂
@@Rubeauti Maybe you should have put them at the first place🙂
I want to have you on speed dial ! I've been watching a few of your videos this evening, and I am happy to learn what you are teaching foreigners about your country. I am preparing to move to Negros Occidental in the near future with my 85 year old mother. Will you be available for guidance and assistance with the move? Compensated of course.
Good information. Thanks .
THANK YOU FOR SHARING, REBEAUTI.
Very nice beautiful good
I looked so forward in coming there. I've changed my mind the more I see video's like this and research your country. NO Thanks.. I'll meet pinas here in Carson California
Thank you so much for your communications and warnings. It seems that caution and awareness are necessary to insure your health and happiness.
Been chased by a Triggerfish at Nalusuan Island (near Cebu) few years ago lol. Lucky he charged me didn't take a bite though.
Thanks for another wonderful and informative presentation, u look so fine and I could listen to u all day. So refreshing to see an intelligent woman without the attitude and so feminine! I love you.
Dam it’s dangerous there 🤗 . Very very very informative , another very thoughtful and well researched presentation thank you
I used to think the millipedes we had were just cute worms until one day I put my shoe on that had a millipede in it. The skin on my ankle became very sore and blistered for many days. I did not know these innocent looking millipedes had hydrochloric acid and hydrogen cyanide in them to keep predators away. Another time while swimming I stepped on a sea urchin which was very painful. The Filipinos told me to pee on the place where I got stung to help take the pain away. Now I always wear swim sandals in the water.
Also this is important that you need to mention most hospitals DO NOT CARRY ANY ANTI- VENOM…you need to be in a big city like Cebu or Manila. Hospital’s in Dumaguete do not carry ANY ANTI- VENOM…..
Thank You Rubeauti I hope to see you soon.
So beautiful so smart ❤
Really informative. Besides vinegar will soaking in Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) help?
Yes the dogs..when I was in Davao I was amazed how many dogs I seen as I visited the area. The dogs would take naps on the streets. Where I live the animal control officer will quickly remove any stray dog from the area...most nurture the males and spray the females to prevent unwanted offspring...something with the cats except there is more tolerance here for stray cats.
I enjoyed your video and found it very informative. I am an entomologist who studies social wasps, and I knew there are four species of hornets in the Philippines. How much of a danger do they typically present? There are also a few other kinds of social wasps (that is, they live in colonies).
@Miss Rubeauti spot on on the "goldiggers" very dangerous dangerous creatures that lurk in the internet!!!
Hello Rubeauti, you are a really, really good teacher/informant. Your topics are always interesting. You look relaxed on camera and your voice is very pleasant to listen to.
Despite all my praise, I´m surprised that you forget to mention the most dangerous creature (well known for you) we western men can and probably will let come very, very close to us...
😂🤣❤
I agree with your number one pick. The thing is that dogs run the streets at night. An when more then 70% of the vehicles on the road are riding on two wheels. It can be very dangerous. I was in the ER a couple months ago. On the wall they had 4 posters about rabies. I think a rabies shot is a answer. but it’s not the solution. I think the solution is to get all stray dog off the street without harming them. I think this could be done with using very little money from the government.
Really nice work! Something needs to be done about those dogs. I guess areas like BGC keeps them out.
Yeah I didn’t see any in BGC or many in Makati
Vinegar works on jelly fish and sea erchon
The Javan krait - related to the krait you describe - is THE most venomous snake known. There is no antivenin for that species.
Thank you for your video beautiful ❤️
And I was worried about sharks 🤣 great info!
Wow! makes me glad I grew up in a country with no lethal animals, fish and insects! Such a shame about the dogs, they are so friendly by nature and a huge help to millions of humans. Sterilising male dogs is a really quick and simple operation too. If people got their dogs spayed as soon as they can, the stray population would quickly drop. Thank you for the warnings lovely Rubeauti, the thumbnail for this video is sensational! You look very dangerous too! 😃❤😘
Thanks for the pointers 👌
Thank you for being there. I am almost ready to attempt to look for a Fillipina women! However, she must be around 40 to 50 years of age. I might look into Christan Fillipina app.
SALAMAT ...GREAT INFO .
quality content
Grate subject!!
Keep it up
Thanks for sharing good to know
are any crocodiles or monkeys in Philippines? Mosquitoes scare me the most and dogs too
NICE THUMBNAIL PIC.
I am amazed the Philippines allows stray dogs because of the health risk. Do Filipinos see some benefit to having stray dogs?
Recommended vaccines before going to the Philippines
Yes, some vaccines are recommended or required for Philippines. The CDC and WHO recommend the following vaccinations for Philippines: hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid, yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis, rabies, meningitis, polio, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR), Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis), chickenpox, shingles, pneumonia and influenza.
Thank you yet again!
Thank you for the information and the wildlife mamacita ❤❤❤
Yeah i love watching your TH-cam channel always mamacita 😘😘😘