Things That Will Kill You In The Philippines - 1000 Ways To Die
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
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There are things that will kill you in the Philippines, like bugs and snakes and natural disasters, but just how afraid should you be? This country lies right on the Pacific Ring Of Fire and also on the Pacific Belt Of Typhoons, so we get plenty of earthquakes, landslides, typhoons, and volcanic eruptions - but if that's not enough to scare you off, let me introduce you to the creatures that want to take a bite out of you! Yes, there ARE things that will kill you in the Philippines!
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give life to JESUS thats a must. marry me if you want to thats optional. wish I was able to meet you when you were i usa with that bikini on
Longer videos please
Does the Philippines have a red light district?
@@dennisgarrett112 It does, it's called "Manila".
I had never visited Patreon before. I have a few questions. Should I ask them here or is there somewhere else I should ask?
This is the type of interesting content that the Filipina Pea brings you that no others will!
Always awesome content Pea!!
Thanks Fox!!! I like to keep you guessing 😊👍❤️
This lady is a true gem.
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Darn right! Pea is one of a kind. No one else even comes close :)
Let's give a huge shout out to our spectacular PEA🎉. For everything she keeps us up to date with.
Thanks for that, William ❤️👍
So interesting... and educational. Glad you made it past typhoon and fever and still are here!!
Oh yes, I had to survive to irritate you! 🤣🤣
@@TheFilipinaPea😂😂😂
I remember Typhoon Yolanda. My friend Bruce had come to the USA 2 decades before. He had become a US citizen in 2010. I was his English tutor and he was my math tutor in college. He had lost his job and was homeless so he went back to the Philipines to try to find a job and help his family. He decided to go early to help hiis parents repair their house from a previous typhoon. He called me an hour before it made landfall. I nver heard from him again. A mutual friend called me months later that they had found bruce and his parents and most of his neighbors on a sunken fishing boat about 50 miles away from where Yolanda had been.
I miss him terribly. My fiance lives in Dagupan and i understand the dangers all too well. Last year in 2024 the family home was demolished by a typhoon. Luckily your video about making a home for Lucy has helped me help them prepare so we can rebuild their (better hopefully)
Thanks for the insight Pea. You really are a Saint....Saint Pea ❤
I’m so sorry, Michael! So your friend and his family were … dead? 😢
Sounds that way sunken I had to read it twice
@@TheFilipinaPea yes Pea they all passed away. Im assuming they where trying to outrun the storm or where just trying to take shelter from it. But your video about the concrete construction for the house was a real help. Expensive unfortunately but worth it in the long run. Thanks Pea. Your the greatest
Sorry to hear about your friend.
Dagupan is the biggest city near to where I live. That must have been the last typhoon to sweep through. It was a cat 5 but reduced significantly before coming through with the eye north of Dagupan they must have been so unlucky for it to have destroyed their house. It blew hard for about 5 or 6 hours here but nothing like we have had in the past 8 years of me living here. Other than Northern Luzon Cobras and pit vipers the Pangasinan plains is one of the safest parts of The Philippines to live in. I feel earthquakes from time to time and the big one that hit Victoria shock us pretty badly but so far that is the worst I have experienced. Funny thing my wife hardly ever notices them and thinks I am imagining one. So I go on the website that records earthquakes and say look we did have one 😆
This was very useful! It's not just being worried about being scammed or the right visas and such, you also have to be mindful of the wildlife in a new environment. If we come from somewhere without these things, we can fall victim to something without realising. Thanks, Pea!
I’m very happy to be able to complete the picture ❤️👍
Don’t get scammed by a rabid dog!
I am glad you are still around.
I am too! I have too many videos to make 🤣🤣
@TheFilipinaPea Can you make a video about Yolanda please ? This is something i would like to know better to understand. May be the fear my wife has about waves came from this.
Miss Pea, I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again… you really are a national treasure of the Philippines! ❤
I AGREE !!!!
I knew most of the things you mentioned but did not realize the depth of those things. Thanks for a refresher on the information.
You are very welcome, Bruce! ❤️🙏
@@TheFilipinaPea In my navy 'C' school the Philippine Cobra was described as 'a snake with a very bad attitude'! 🐍🐍
I graduated high school the day before pinatubo erupted.. I remember it well as im a farmer and the ash circled the earth 3 times adding a layer of ash around the world and causing a drought that summer. ive since hiked up the mountain with my wife. its a beautiful scene now.
I love how you throw in these change up videos. It keeps it interesting. Good job.
Thanks Dennis! I hope u didn’t throw you a curve 🤣👍
@TheFilipinaPea you're welcome. I really enjoyed the video where you went fishing with your Dad also.
❤❤indeed, great info!!
That was an eye 👁️ opener….especially that video on the Hurricane.😮
It almost closed my eyes - permanently 😳👍
Glad it didn't pea...@@TheFilipinaPea
@@TheFilipinaPea I'm grateful we didn't lose you dear
I love your humorous way that you narrate your videos. Living in Africa I've come across a few Cobras. Even had one spit at me, fortunately it missed.
Sounds like you had a close call! 🥺
@@TheFilipinaPea The Crocodile Hunter would say "isn't she a beauty, but what a temper"!
did you spit back?
@@tryscience Lol, no, I made sure to get some distance between myself and the snake. 😀😀
Thank you! Pea. You are the first vlogger to address this subject in detail. I always had questions about this subject, and you answered them all. Salamot po!
Happy to help, Mark! 👍😊
Pea:
Just like every other country, the Philippines has it's positives and negatives. Dangerous animals, dangerous people, and the world wide dangerous Mother Nature. When she takes a stretch, it's best to get out of the way. Being armed with information about what you could be up against when traveling to a different country, just may be the difference between surviving, and being another victim of the threat. Thanks for the info for what to keep our eyes peeled for.
Keep up the great work my friend, see you on the next one.
I’ll be here for the next one too! 🤣🤣👍
Great vid, as usual. I believe the mosquito is the greatest killer worldwide, so I consider that little bug my greatest threat.
Except for those two-legged sharks who cuddle up to you in a bar and act like you're the greatest thing since sliced bread. Then, the next thing you know you wake up in your hotel room missing your wallet, passport, money, and watch!
Ha!!! 🤣👍 liked the snake bite ending.
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Inspired by Woody Allen's best movie, "Bananas!"
Snakes.... why did it have to be snakes....
Thanks!
Thanks so much for your kindness, Robert! (even if you look like a ventriloquist’s dummy!) 🤣
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@TheFilipinaPea Walter and I could almost be twins at this point, in looks and attitude. Thank you for everything that you do!
You are so funny. “Sir, the bite was on my arm.” 😂😂😂
You are a natural on camera and speaking. Always a pleasure to watch you
Totally stoked for my vacation this summer, thanks Pea!
Just bring boots and sunglasses if you plan to help in the fields 🤣
@TheFilipinaPea never leave home without them😉
Your voice is perfect for nature documentaries.
I’m happy to hear that! I always thought it was too high-pitched 😳👍👍😊
@@TheFilipinaPeaThat’s just because we’re all accustomed to David Attenborough narrating wild-life films (and he IS excellent: true ‘nuff). Because Pea’s O.C. is so good, I’d never before thought about her narrating nature documentaries or anything like that, but imma totally agree with @richardbrovey here-
Amazing content again. I am an American and have visited this beautiful country 6Xs and will continue to do so. Despite the 1000 ways to die, I focus on living and enjoying my life. ❤ #Philippines
Another great video, Pea! I am sorry to hear you had to go through the Super Typhoon. I am glad you made it through. I live on the Gulf Coast here in the US, and some of us have been through similar hurricanes and seen major cities erased from the landscape. And yes, the storm experience is terrifying, but the aftermath is hellish. It's an experience I don't wish on anyone. Stay safe out there, and keep up the good work!
When I look at the map, I’d think that the gulf coast would be safe, but it sure does get hit a lot 😳
@TheFilipinaPea the gulf is just big enough that the storms can reform or get caught in it until they get really bad. We get really bad ones about every 15 to 20 years. The last one was Katrina.
That was extremely educational. Thank you Pea. I still plan on visiting one day
I couldn’t scare you off, huh? 😳🤣🤣
GOOOOOOODDDD MOOOOOOORRRRNNNNIIIIIIINNNNNGGGGGG, MISSSSSSSS PEAAA!!! YOUR BEAUTY SLAYS ME. YOUR SPEECH HYPNOTIZES ME, AND I AM ALIVE THIS MORNING BECAUSE OF YOU!!!!
WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT SOUNDS LIKE A DAY AT THE ZOO IN LOUISIANA AND FLORIDA!!!!
It’s the Mohawk! Yes, Australia is far worse too 🤣👍
@@TheFilipinaPeai was in BRASIL...... The warning you give here, I GOT THERE! You cant go 100ft or 60meters from a path without finding "10 killers" ..... Even docile birds can kill you ....
@@TheFilipinaPeaMALARIA SUX!!!!
Get a life
Mo, who are you talking ABOUT? I don't think it is me, INTERNET GANGSTER! BUT IF IT IS, THEN, THIS IS NOT THE PLACE TO CONFRONT YOUR WEAKNESS OR INADEQUACY IN SURVIVAL.... PLEASE DO NOT CONTINUE ON THIS FORUM, OR THIS LINE OF REPLIES ...
I got Dengue right before I left. It was bad, but not as bad as they say. The worst part was being stuck in the airport feeling like hell. I went home, rested and right to the hospital. In a week I was ok. One bad thing, if you get sick while in Phil, sometimes medicine is not available. On another trip I got a parasitic infection and even though I got treatment by a doctor, Mercury did not have the drugs for my prescription. They only had these pink pills for the fever that were worthless. I used aspirin that I brought with me. That worked and I got an antiparasitic coming back home. No cobras or crocs where I was, but I did see a big black widow spider. Cool video!! Listen to Pea, she is very smart and will steer you right!!
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Back in the US now. I survived 2 typhoons in November in Bicol, one passed close and the other went directly over our city. Yes there are plenty of dangerous things in the Philippines, just know what's around you. I met a spider the size of my hand one morning.....we parted ways. This is great content Ms Pea. But you missed one thing. Trying to cross the street in a city......now that's dangerous. Mabuhay!
Pea you just described Florida 😮
Excellent! I’m coming back, so I’ll feel right at home 👍👍
Florida is actually at a lower level when it comes to dangers, and natural disasters.
Florida doesn't have Earthquakes, Mud slide Avalanches, Cobras.
Tiger Mosquitoes (Dengue Fever)
Cobras I knew about, and the Mosquitoes (with Dengue fever).
There is one natural disaster I think you missed Pea?
Tsunami - even though the occurrence maybe low, but usually around anywhere in the Area considered "Ring of Fire", risk is there, and the shifting / buckling of the tectonic plates in deep ocean, can trigger a Tsunami.
I haven't researched about Tsunamis with the Philippines, but seem to recall a Tsunami event occurred in same general area.
Apart from the rabies, also it's like a lot of Australia. I call Texas South Australia with guns, and Florida Northern territory with guns. Even Florida man is like Troppo man.
I think that Miss Pea is the only one who can describe deadly things and still make you feel comfortable. Thank you for letting us know what to watch for when visiting the Philippines. You're truly a gem, Sweetest Pea! 🙏❤
What a nice compliment - I think? 🤣👍👍👍❤️
@TheFilipinaPea Definitely intended to be a nice compliment! I could never say anything negative about the Sweetest Pea that there is!! 😊❤️
I just returned from being there for two months. I would say riding a scooter there, at night is the most dangerous thing you can do. People coming in the opposite direction in my lane passing in a turn with no lights on their motorcycle!!
Thank you Pea for such an informative video. I am glad you made it through the typhoon. It must have truly been a nightmare.
Excellent video, Pea, I could tell you how to trap the snakes; funny things they are, can't turn their head, they can't turn, they won't
You got the silver medal! Amazing!
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The two skits at the end (snakebite and pirate) had me lol. Bravo! These are your best yet . . .
Thank you, Miss Pea, for being the bearer of glad tidings this fine morning..
Mother Nature sure has a strange sense of humor, finding all sorts of ways to try to kill you, no matter what part of the Earth you live on.
Ya never know when it's your turn to go, so enjoy life where and while you can.
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That’s the Filipino attitude! Why worry? 🤣
So sad to hear about the typhoon that hit Tacloban. Glad to hear that you survived it.
My Pirate Pea, thank you for another installment! 🙂
And thank YOU for tuning in ❤️
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Pea I'm REALLY enjoying the variety of content. Bravo 👌🏽
Thanks Gunmetal! I try to cover EVERYTHING 👍😉
As always, great video Pea. Having a Master’s in Public Health/Disaster Management, I found this one especially entertaining. I myself have probably already outlived my 9 lives even before adulthood, so I don’t worry too much about the things around me that can kill me, although I do certainly stay aware 😉 I always wanted to visit Lelong, but unfortunately was never able to before he died. I drove by his area a few times while doing work. My asawa and I actually met in Tacloban after Yolanda when I was teaching a Disaster Management seminar and we each worked in partnering NGOs. Unfortunately, I am having to work a real job now so I can actually make money and support the family, but I miss the work and the people I came across everywhere. They were always so amazing. You did forget the banded sea krait. I saw one in Bantayan one time, very beautiful. Luckily, they are pretty docile. With all the dangers, the Philippines is still so beautiful. Keep up the great work.
You sound like you’ve been through a lot, too🙏❤️
@TheFilipinaPea Yes, but it has been a blessing. Appreciate all you do.
Pea, it is like you said, every place has their own deadly obstacles. Here in the USA 🇺🇸, we have tornadoes, earthquakes, hurricanes, mud slides, sink holes 🕳 and wild fires 🔥.
This video was INCREDIBLY in-form-a-tive! Well done, thank you so much.
You are most welcome! ❤️
@TheFilipinaPea ♥️
lol...your pre-outro was excellent
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Another outstanding vlog, Pea. Most of these threats are never even mentioned on the other vlogs about the Philippines. I've often wondered about the poisonous snakes there, and I'm quite surprised that they're not encountered more often when watching vlogs from there. One of my father's uncles was lucky to be an eyeglass wearer when on safari in Africa decades ago. A cobra there attempted to spit it's venom in his eyes, but his glasses protected him. So, I can attest to the use of eyewear as protection from at least that one threat. Common sense will protect from the jealous lover, or Abu Sayyaf, which you didn't get into in this one. Have a great weekend, and try to avoid that most dreaded snake known as the sucking afam.
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I think he wanted to show me his snake, but I’d seen enough!
Don't forget the Zebra snake that is deadly too . Great Video Pea as always.
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Another great video. That footage of Tacloban was quite shocking. Good to know about the snakes too ❤
When I was living there one morning early about 6:30 am I was by what we call the social club wearing sandals and I felt something going over my foot and looked down and saw a cobra about two meters long going over my foot! I was staying still and looked as the cobra went away and I said “ Guys Guys pointing at the cobra as it slithered away and they killed it! This snake was by many children and vulnerable animals like cows and pigs and chickens !
Well that’s one way to wake up in the morning! 😅
@ No coffee needed!
@@TheFilipinaPea Most guys are used to waking up with a snake in the morning ;)
Thank you, Pea. I am so terribly sorry that you witnessed so much death and destruction from that typhoon.
hello Pea , another super interesting video from you , now i know why you are so strong mentally and fisically , warm greetings from Belgium xxx
Thanks Romain! I guess you don’t get many natural disasters there - I hope! 🙏
@@TheFilipinaPea only in the French part of Belgium, a few years ago we had a big flood in the Ardennes and a lot of people lost there homes , bot this happens once in 60 years, noyhing compared to the disaters that happen in your country, but i love your country because off your channel , also i love your generosity , especially when you are Santa Claus , and you make a lot of peaple happy , and the big smile o, the face off all the children when they see you coming with the toys , !!!!! xxx
Great video Pea. Typhoons and mosquitos are my biggest concerns.
Good video Pea Thank you so much for that information.
It's good to see you ❤️🌼🌼🌼🌹🍀🍀🍀
Stay in the city, and you’ll won’t need it … unless there’s an earthquake 🤣
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Would be great if with you. But I understand. 😊😊😊❤️🌼🌼🌼🌹🍀🍀🍀
You could protect me. 😊😊😊❤️🌼🌼🌼🌹🍀🍀🍀
Stonefish. When I lived on Okinawa I was more scared of these than habu snakes. I definitely had second thoughts every time I considered wading in the ocean. You have stonefish in the PI too, maybe not as common.
So glad your here with us, please keep up the great work your doing , fine young lady .
Another exciting day here at the Hermit Hideaway went from Ice cold to almost spring hope all goes well for you Ms Pea......
This looks like it is going to be an Interesting one............
Top five, Carlton! ❤️❤️👍
Also those purple jellyfish! Saw them when doing a beach party with the clan!
10:15 to 12:17 😮😢. That was heartbreaking to see. I had no idea. Thank you for sharing this disastrous typhoon history. You and your fellow survivors are extremely fortunate, no doubt about it!! You are one tough cookie, ahem, Pea. 🛐
Very interesting Pea..I'm going to call you if I encounter anything you mention in the islands..stay safe every one
I’ll be there to protect you! 🤣
As interested as I am in the Philippines, I never actually considered visiting there, so your video did not change my mind!
Aloha Ms.Pea...Yikes...this should be scary...😮
It’s a little scary and a little fun 😉
WOW 😲 great video Pea God bless everyone in the Philippines
God bless you too, you can always use it! 🙏🙏
@TheFilipinaPea you're definitely right
You're so good at this youtube thing. I mean, I had to click right? :)
Yes, you had to - it’s the law! 🤣
Thank you Pea for the warning. I will be more careful on my next visit to the Philippines. Although my Filipina doesn’t seem too concerned.
We’re so used to it 👍👍
Amazing complete content. Great video Pea!
Thanks Lou, I appreciate that! ❤️
Wow! Pea Im very happy about this video, great work again pea! Thanks for filling us in
Pea my favorite pirate!❤
And may it always be so 😉👍
Thank you for putting this out there as I will be going to the Philippines in August with my son and Filipina gf to visit her family and emerge myself more into the culture.
I’m sure you won’t die … probably 🤣👍❤️
❤Thank you Pea ! Stay safe and your family too and thank you for the info😊
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I literally bought my ticket to Manila a couple days ago to live full-time. I will now have to cancel my trip! Lol....but seriously thank you for the great video. I currently live in the mountains of North Carolina, and we have all kinds of critters around. The bears and snakes are the biggest threat around here. Boots can help with the snake but the bear is another story...
MAIN LESSON : Always walk or swim behind someone slower than you.
The amazing Filipina Pea does it again! Spectacular content delivered by the most stunning and entertaining person on the inside scoop of living in the Philippines. THANK YOU for all your hard work and effort you put in to all your videos.
Never realized the typhoon in Tacloban was that bad, just awful.
It was the biggest typhoon to hit the Philippines, yes 🥺
I have done quite a bit of research in this area but living in a state where everything is trying to kill or eat you, I see little fears as to the wildlife. Beautiful as always pea, your hair is looking great. ❤
Hi Miss Pea. It is your favourite cabbie. I will watch now, letting any ads run. ❤ I have my cuppa next to me.
Oh hey there, cabbie! Thanks for watching 😊🙏❤️
@@TheFilipinaPea All good. Australia has many of these danger animals you mention plus some snakes and spiders which are a little more deadly and can kill in about 7 minutes, I believe if one panics.
More useful information, thank you Sweet Pea.
I’m glad you approve 👍❤️
Hi pea! ❤❤❤ Have a wonderful weekend
Top five commenter, TotP! ❤️
6:30 sharks that can live in fresh waters???? New fear unlocked 🔓
There have been only a handful of fatal shark attacks recorded in the Philippines in the past century and none recently
I did snorkle and swim along a reef shark in Philippines. A very beautiful and peaceful animal.
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There have been shark attacks in rivers in america, miles inland
@@Ed19601 Sharks who live in waters abundant with fish wont eat anything else. If a shark wonders into waters with no fish it will attack everything what is moving.
Your resilience, to maintain your humour and strength of personality es admirable.
The mosquitos scare me the most!
I was in Tarlac in October last year and didn’t have an issue with them, got back to Tarlac this past Saturday and they are everywhere! Just like back home in Mississippi.
Yes, yes, yes, these are some of the other things I wanted to know. Even when I asked Filipinos, they didn't know what you just shared with us today. Thanks, Pea 😊
You forgot the blue ring octopus which is very deadly.
Also the blue sea snake is very venomous
Great video Pea!!
Thanks, Chris! ❤️❤️👍
Only the Pea could make dying so interesting. Typhoons by far are the most dangerous. I knew some people who worked on the rescue effort of Typhoon Yolanda. The storm surge was up to 23 feet high and wind burst of over 195 mph and a direct hit on Tacloban. I saw pictures that haunt me to this day. I'd actually been to Tacloban before the typhoon so I recognized some of the damaged area or should I say barely recognized it. I have respect for anyone who survived the trauma of that storm.
Yes, ‘haunting’ is an appropriate adjective 😳👍
another great informative video Pea
i was fortunate enough to Dj in Cebu last year at a huge fiesta the people i was with kept piling me with Red Horse before my set i ended up drinking wayyyy to much like 4Lt!
i got on stage for my set very drunk ended up being one of my bigest and best gig ive played anyway next day i had to ride my bike to Negros and i started getting nose bleeds (i never get nose Bleeds) as the day wore on the bleeds kept happening and each time took longer to stop lost alot of blood close to 1 lt when the last nose bleed to 40 mins to stop and was gushing out i thought im going to die i went to the hospital and spent 24 hours there and we found that my blood pressure was spiking and when i did my nose bled then i was informed that red horse beer is known to cause high blood pressure so for those playing at home beware of the red horse as that can prob kill you to 🤣
I've said many times that your videos would make great Board of Tourism material. This is not one of those. 😂
Thanks for telling us like it is. 😊
Hahahahaha
The government hates me, I would think 🤣
Those Crocs scare me the most! Why? Wearing those microplastic shedding, hormone disrupting shoes, that have too many holes, allowing cobra bites, and killer mosquitoes full access. Actually, I heard you had cobras there, but spitting cobras! WOW! Almost as bad as the sugar babies stealing men out of their livelihoods. Probably more victims than any other danger, worldwide!
Was waiting for the beautiful Pea to get to this information, and use a Hollywood film title too. Great job! ❤
Then I’m glad I didn’t let you down! ❤️❤️👍
@@TheFilipinaPeaon the contrary, you make me up, all the time! You deserve a smile every day!
Still haven't watched but, one thing I know for certain is that boredom is _NOT_ in that list!
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Yikes! Scary but not scary enough to stop me coming to Ph. ❤️
Another informative and interesting slice of Filipino life. Thanks Pea. You’re the best.
🎶 Dumb ways to die in the Phillpines don't eat that Balut 😂 so many dumb ways to die in the Phillpines 🎶
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Balut is awesome, tastes like a hard boiled egg with roasted duck 😊
It’s perfectly safe. You’re probably just capable of only eating chicken tenders and Big Macs 😂
NOO!! 🤣 You totally stole what I was about to comment!! (sans Balut)
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It's a funny meme song type thing
Fantastic video Pea! Very interesting and informative! I Remember the volcano erupting in the 90s and the powerful typhoon in 2018. I live in North Carolina, so I have experienced hurricanes( Atlantic ocean hurricanes , pacific typhoon) . My father was in the Philippines during WW 2 , and he and many of the soldiers got malaria. He said it was bad. Thank you Pea! Appreciate you always ! Have a great weekend! 😊💝🙏
Oh yes, NC gets hit too 🥺👍👍
FP, God bless your soul. You have seen quite a lot in your life, and it has shaped the resilience in you that makes up your character and outlook on life.
Very similar to Florida. The most dangerous thing is your own bad choices.
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Don't 'Molest' The Alligators. 🐊🤏
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Thanks Pea very informative. See you next time.
0:12... LMAO... I got goat roped into a game of basketball with a group of Filipinos. Within SECONDS I was gasping for air, they WORE ME OUT. At one point I was bent over, hands on my knees gasping for air, when, LITERALLY, a machete wielding older man emerged from the tree-line. I was trying to scream...but I had ZERO air to do it with. He came up behind another younger guy, grabbed him from behind... then spun the kid around, they then hugged.... I found out from one of the ONLY guys on the court who spoke English that this was his Uncle who was just playing a trick on him. He DARN NEAR gave me a heart-attack. If I had been even 10 years younger, He would have had a fight on his hands! I'm glad I was so out of wind that day!
Thank you for making and sharing your videos with us Pea!!! Best wishes to you and your family!!
The most dangerous thing of all is riding a motorcycle. I've seen at least 2 guys die.
Very informative video. Did not think of the dangers in the sea and the earth quakes and typhoons.
How is Grace and NEIL.I ❤U
While snorkeling there I almost bumped into a Lionfish. I understand they are poisonous.
Yes, they sure can be 👍👍
They are quite common in the philippines
Hi Pea! That was an very informative video! The footage of the typhoon was eye opening! Wow!
Sure appreciate you bringing us an entertaining and engaging video! Peace ☮️
Glad you liked it, Michael 👍❤️
I'd still beware the filipina who finds a text from her sister on your phone.
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Typhoons, Earthquakes, Volcanos, Rabies. Not paradise. But No Snow. Coldness to the Bone. No freezing to death. God Bless you Pea!! Only lived through Typhoon Fran myself. And a few tornadoes and 3 Blizzards. Snow and Blowing snow. Thanks for This Video
Love You😊 Much Pea
That’s so true! We never freeze to death 🤣👍
you can get the anti rabies vaccine anytime any where in the Philippines
Miss pea you forget the most likely dangerous,to flirt with 3 beautiful girls at the same time and when you go to meet their parents to realise that they are siblings 😅😅😅.
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😂 facts 😂
DANG!!! 🤣🤣🤣
My Filapina has some nice sisters. Never went there. They are my sisters too.
Thankfully it's pretty easy to tell when they're sisters so highly unlikely for that cause of death😂