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@temp56831

Жыл бұрын

Yo momma

@tellkp

Жыл бұрын

Rag pickers in India work very hard to collect garbage but there are many risks associated with it

@tenganmomin3781

Жыл бұрын

Yes i would to do a risky Business

@Thehellmaker696

Жыл бұрын

honey collectors in philippines,

@peyton1950

Жыл бұрын

Coal mining west virginia probably a over covered topic but I personally knew 3 people that died in a short matter if time all miners

This has changed a lot recently. Smart folks in Vietnam have actually bought abandoned houses and turned them into giant bird houses. The birds are allowed to come and go but have established the houses as their home base. Some houses now have thousands of nests and can harvest multiple pounds per month. Making folks millionaires almost over night. But here's the thing.. I'm a long time chef and have had chef friends travel all over asia.. and all of them told me the bird nest soup has no flavor at all. It's like tasteless cellophane noodles in water.

@iraqwhereimat3728

Жыл бұрын

just like shark fin soup

@monimonsale7734

Жыл бұрын

I work in Hongkong as a nanny for many years.I usually mix this birds nest for the children's porridge. Yeah it's tasteless. but you can make it also as a dessert. Boiled it and put a bit sugar

@meltres8893

Жыл бұрын

Tasteless but full of nutrients

@joshythehand2960

Жыл бұрын

@@meltres8893 I will give you that. Especially trace minerals. I'm not knocking the dish.. as a chef I LOVE try new foods.. and must admit I have never personally had it. But.. I trust both my friends opinions. Both are great chefs and world travlers.. and both told me it has zero taste. As neutral as flavor goes

@joshythehand2960

Жыл бұрын

@@monimonsale7734 that might be good. To be honest.. in the states we eat grits and cream of wheat for breakfast and both of those are fairly tasteless unless you add something to them like sugar, butter, ect

It's always fascinating learning about different cultures, unique skills passed down from generation to generation and the niche way people make a living around the globe.

@xaviernice7548

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, hopefully the kids don't get educated so they can continue the tradition.

@turagsarder8867

Жыл бұрын

@@xaviernice7548 what the …. They can also learn besides this😎😎😎😎

@1214801

Жыл бұрын

Yeah you say that. I like burgers.

@1214801

Жыл бұрын

@@turagsarder8867 you missed the rhetoric

@worldcitizeng6507

Жыл бұрын

DW - German PBS, made high quality documentaries, it's a great way to learn about others around the world.

Even when they're doing such risky job they're still smiling man I'm so proud of my fellow Filipino keep safe as always 🙏

Highly recommend visiting the Philippines if u ever get the chance. It's like a computer background everywhere you look and the people are the nicest you'll ever meet.

This story gives life more value. I was born in the Philippines and damn I didn’t even know about this till I clicked on the video. Much Respect!

@markcutie9959

Жыл бұрын

KMJS featured these stories more times in their program.

@traphimawari7760

Жыл бұрын

I mean swiftlet nests aren't that big of a deal, you just need to find a common location, and instead of going through the trouble of climbing cliffs, walls, of under bridges, you can simply make an empty room within the vicinity and they will nest there without hesitation, I know this because I have a house near the mountains and they keep nesting all over my damn shed and inside my attic, seriously swiftlets are more annoying than bats, good thing is I found value in their nest and made money with selling them so at least I still have a reason to keep the shed or the attic, otherwise they are still annoying and they make a mess everywhere but at least they still pay for rent with their nests, this of course as long as the nests still holds value because there are plenty of sellers and prices will drop due to the availability, basic economy bs, but thank god its usually on high demand, otherwise Ill have to sell the house soon maybe get myself another house on another mountain that doesn't have a swiftlet problem

@maebabila3568

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@banahwarj4773

Жыл бұрын

Yea your people are some Trifling mf’s

@EstanciaTimesDocumentary

Жыл бұрын

sakto

That bird saliva must be damn good for $2700 a kilo. Who the hell was the first person to be like, "man, that bird puke looks kinda good. I think i am going to eat it." Hahaha

@legionnaire97

Жыл бұрын

probably the same guy who thought that bees are hiding something delicious inside their hives. He was probably like "these fuc*ers are defending their homes really well, they must be hiding something there"

@PinoyReactMedia

Жыл бұрын

Ah well Chinese

@redlobster4841

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@charpkun

Жыл бұрын

It wasnt discovered as 'food' but more as medicine. Its like saying penicillin had to appetizing to be a cure for bacterial infections.

@Ben-xf7uy

Жыл бұрын

@@charpkun yeah. Next time i have an infection i will ask my doctor about bird saliva. Can you tell me what medicine?? I don't mind people preferring eastern or western medicine. But what i don't like is that you are trying to say that raw bird vomit dried into a nest and put in some soup is some kind of medicine??? That is ridiculous. Obviously your body is going to get some nutritional value out of it. But i could say the same about anything!!! If its a culture thing. Cool. I love it. But don't twist it into medicine

Respect po sa Inyo...subrang Mahal talaga ang birds nest ..very special sa mga insik... Regallo Nila sa mga matatandang insik...😍😍😍😍

I hope they're able to keep the island as long as possible. Wealthy people will not stop in finding ways to take it away from them.

@rrubio6660

Жыл бұрын

They don't own the island.

@padredamaso1489

Жыл бұрын

@@rrubio6660 they own it and they can register it as it was owned by their predecessor by bonafide claim of ownership since or earlier of June 1945 ..its just that they don't have enough money or enough information in how to register it.

@Mnopthgggg

Жыл бұрын

@@rrubio6660 whoever lives in there owns

Before you think this is absolutely crazy, to eat birds saliva, remember that honey is basically bee saliva🤔

@nathansilvestre1866

Жыл бұрын

@@grapesurgeon desperate people will make desperate moves to cure whatever it is that they might be suffering from

@abigfart6786

Жыл бұрын

nah, honey ain't made out of bee's saliva

@sashapillai7430

Жыл бұрын

But Honey has health benefits. Benefits of consuming Bird's nest is a FALLACY just like benefits of Rhino horns and Tiger penis.

@thebeautifulanimal

Жыл бұрын

Not factually true, its nectar regurgitated by bee.

@PJyReelsPh

Жыл бұрын

Honey is bee's saliva? Really bro? 😂

I'm just thinking of the birds who spend half of their lives looking for good nesting site, puking to make the nest, lay their eggs, and came back to see their nest disappear.

@aiden_zae

Жыл бұрын

With no job opportunity and no money to start a business, this is, to some, the only way.

@josephemmomajillano89

Жыл бұрын

The birds leave their nest once the hatchlings are ready to leave and they come back once breeding season....they aint gonna use the previous nest since they didnt made it coz of that they make another and the ones used nest will get dissolve by the time thats why nest farmers took it before it get dissolved

@cvvch3128

Жыл бұрын

@@aiden_zae you are wrong, this is human tendency

@bluenomadbruh

Жыл бұрын

@@josephemmomajillano89 I wish they had included these info in the documentary. It is important to know whether this is exploitation or just harmless commensalism.

@akun10years10

Жыл бұрын

@@aiden_zae Just don't have kids. Kids are expensive to keeep.

I’m glad he was able to protect his ancestral island harvesting spot! The world has enough over rated resorts.

you'd have to pay me to eat bird spit. sounds like a dare lol

Fun fact, there is a storage house in the nearby town where the swiftlets have taken refuge. The house owner didn't use any swiflet lures or anything, they just transferred there one by one. I forgot the exact amount of breeding pairs but they are alot.

@markcutie9959

Жыл бұрын

Trust me, you don't want this bird nesting in your house, the noise and their smelly waste will make your house unliveable. Unless you're willing to move out and sacrifice your own house or you just get used to it.

@1214801

Жыл бұрын

I want them in my house.

@bigboiganiga8356

Жыл бұрын

@@markcutie9959 The noise they make at dusk and dawn are really really loud. IDK how a sane human being can sleep and raise a family with all that noise. Not mentioning their shits. Staying close with those flying rat long enough can get you bird influeza, killed tens of thousands of asians a year.

@Wyse-Gaming

Жыл бұрын

@@markcutie9959 $2700 is a lot man, who doesnt want money. I would welcome them with open arms. knowing they can net me more than just $2700

@markcutie9959

Жыл бұрын

@@Wyse-Gaming I get it they're valuable but if you're willing to sacrifice you peace and smelly part then go ahead. Take note, Swiftlets preferred concrete houses and cool places. Also, before you can get that $2700 you need to destroy a lot of nest.

We need to introduce this guy with the US world record free climber and take him out to do this.

@desumichan6191

Жыл бұрын

NO.

I had heard about bird's nest soup but was puzzled how a bird nest can be an edible thing. Now got it. Thank you.

For people who do not know about this. I build a house and let the birds come to my house. Then they will create the nests like video. 1 season to gathering include 4 months First - The mom bird and dad will spawn the eggs.2 months for this. Second - The baby birds will growing up and practice flying,wait for food from their parents. 1 month Third - when baby birds have enough power and flying technique,then they will fly away to looking for their new home and new life.1 month After that,we will gathering the nests if the baby birds fly away,we do not throw the eggs or baby birds to gathering them,if the baby birds still living in the nest when they do not have enough power,I do not get that nests,I wait they fly away. I give the birds the place that they can create nest,they can hiding the dangerous from nature like storm,rain and other animals like eagle,owl,snake,chipmunk,etc.... They give us the nests.Ofcourse i can not protect them when they go to looking for food,but when they live in my house,i never let anything hurt them. Remember,this kind of bird do not staying in the nests,they only stay at nest when they spawn the eggs,usually they cling on the woods or some surfaces. Sorry for my bad english.

@kingluffy9961

Жыл бұрын

work smarter not harder, good for you mate

@yinnshi

10 ай бұрын

Well said👍

On one hand their hard work is admirable but on the other hand it is difficult not to be considerate of the birds which take even harder efforts and 15 days to make the nest. Both sides' skill sets, these men who risk their lives and the birds' in using saliva to make nests are admirable nevertheles.

@grantasilom5844

Жыл бұрын

The swiflet birds population is rising so it may not have a huge impact to them as long as the local government educate them not to remove nests with eggs.

@rajeshwarsharma1716

Жыл бұрын

@@grantasilom5844 oh ok. That's nice. Thanks for the clarification.

@tilled6695

Жыл бұрын

not really admirable at all, they risk their lives for a useless item that has been proven to have zero health affects. Half the world risks their lives for things science has proved wrong, so I guess if that cool to watch entire lives wasted.

@grantasilom5844

Жыл бұрын

@@tilled6695 that's not the point, what is admirable is their hardwork by risking their lives to earn a living. As long as it has value, their efforts aren't wasted.

@Draco19970125

Жыл бұрын

@@grantasilom5844their determination is admirabley yes, but they should not have to risk their life for a bizarre bird saliva food. People should not eat these so others will not risk their life for such nonsense.

The shot of his family at the end was fantastic, it's nice to see unique things about cultures you didn't know they did. Thanks

Hello watching from🇳🇿NZ. So glad I watched this video, because I love learning of other cultures, Much admiration for those men and boys who climb those impossible cliffs,.

My parents and I left the Philippines when I'm 12 1/2 years old. And move to Canada.....I heard about this kind of bird nest before...but never seen or taste it...maybe some day....God willing.

They only got 600$ after 5 months season while 2 pounds of it easily cost 2900$ ??!!!! THAT'S INHUMANE CAPITALISM 😡

@triadwarfare

Жыл бұрын

You'd be surprised how difficult it is to fill that 2 pound quota since all the nests there are incredibly light

@xdesolateone8564

Жыл бұрын

CCP members are really getting out of hand now 😔

@tainanking

Жыл бұрын

The amount of hands it passes through to make it cost $2900 may be a lot. Similar to the illegal drug trade.

@burentori9620

Жыл бұрын

@@xdesolateone8564 because calling out the extraordinary price equals to CCP. Grow up kid

@dkwhattouseasusername1012

Жыл бұрын

@@xdesolateone8564 what? But they're not the ones selling it nor managing it , they're the ones buying it...so how is it their fault????

I admire these men who take pride in their work eventhough it’s hard and very challenging… Hopefully the government can actually give support to them in strengthening their livelihoods in terms of safety…

@Greyreal.

Жыл бұрын

LOL good luck with that.

@rubenlabay3615

Жыл бұрын

Maybe our eyes will close permanently but that dream will not be overcome by the word HOPE.....so sad reality.

@ray1ashwin

Жыл бұрын

What is there to admire?they are just thieves stealing other spieces houses for business.Those poor birds puts hrs and hrs of work to build those nests just to be stolen in seconds.

@Cryptstoner

Жыл бұрын

Shame

@xinayrbxinayrb2589

Жыл бұрын

The government is focused on making money for themselves

Wow ... Impressive yet very dangerous job Salute to them ❤️ Love from Nepal 🇳🇵

Hello maam, im also doing that same job t since when i was in 1 year high school, and im proud to sea your video maam

I did it actually once with a Dutch guy. He came up with a patent ladder Which is extaxly long and the thickness of a bamboo, semi flexible to enter necessary crevices, made out of some steel mix material and had a lever from which small steps along the line of the stick pop out , making climbing much easier, bottom and top ends of the stick are secured with hook like attachments to prevent spinning around itself Thing is in the four times I attempted it the nests were all occupied so we didn't take them, as they had eggs in it. Still fun journey tho, makes me wonder if the Dutch guy is still at it.

@ivanlancepuralan978

Жыл бұрын

Where?

@heskinammoduo5799

Жыл бұрын

bruh its just a job, no need to go full english teacher

@lynag8921

Жыл бұрын

Buyer please

The end shot of the family is just fascinating ... notice how the kids look like their Mom ...so LOVELY

Successful people don't become that way overnight. most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life🙏🙏🙏

@Soboj-oy8me

Жыл бұрын

Yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legitimate investment without a proper guidance of an expert can lead to greater loss too

@fatimagonimodu8434

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! That's my main concern and what kind of kind of investment can someone recommend with this increase economy turndown?

@philippine6168

Жыл бұрын

@Richard Cotterell wow you're really lucky, thank God I have meet you here, I have 10,600 dollars due to lack of professional guidance.

@philippine6168

Жыл бұрын

@Richard Cotterell I will appreciate if you can guide me through the process please 🙏🙏🙏

@philippine6168

Жыл бұрын

@Richard Cotterell thanks, I will do that right away

thanks a lot!!! so nice reverb

I’ve had many bird nests when I was younger ‘cause my brother and I were sickly. I’ve never really thought about how they were collected so this video was really informational. If you wondered what bird nest taste like, not much really. A jelly like consistency but thats pretty much it. My mother would spend an hour further cleaning the bird nests before letting it soak in water then boiling them with rock sugar. I’ll have to try the other versions to this one day.

They've got some real skills harvesting barefoot. Locals in small province in China at least used safety equipments and proper gears in collecting the nest. Mad respect on these groups.

@JD-Lala-21

Жыл бұрын

Philippines group

@2Sage-7Poets

Жыл бұрын

our skin adapt to the surroundings.. if you walk barefoot your feet will become thicker adopting to hard surfaces..

@wellkazmola101

Жыл бұрын

Thats why chinacovid emerge hahaha

@goda7137

Жыл бұрын

@@wellkazmola101 lol haha

@nunyabiznes33

Жыл бұрын

"Safety" does not exist here.

Good afternoon po. Great video! Thanks for sharing💖

The climbing skill these guys have is absolutely incredible

I remember seeing birds nest soup in the Philippines on a menu and I was really curious as to what it was - now I know!

@colourfulsouls

Жыл бұрын

Right?! I’ve heard of it in china and had no idea what it was made from (I stupidly didn’t think it was actually birds nests, and didn’t even know any birds made nests out of saliva)

@Anna-po1sb

Жыл бұрын

@@colourfulsouls honestly I wouldn’t try it - I had a little trouble in the Philippines because I’m vegetarian and some cheaper restaurants didn’t have any veggie dishes. Even though maybe there’s no meat in the soup, the bird saliva seems to have a strange slimy texture and I don’t like that :/

@davidran9317

Жыл бұрын

@@Anna-po1sb Hello Anna I been here for 34 years and I just learned now such a thing exist. Stay Safe with your diet 🙏

@Anna-po1sb

Жыл бұрын

@@davidran9317 thank you ❤️❤️❤️ I really love Philippines (especially the village) and I definitely want to visit again. Stay safe as well, bless

@aak1992

Жыл бұрын

What was the point of travelling if you didn’t bother asking any locals or googling it? 😂Travelling is about learning too. You clearly weren’t curious enough..

That is my younger brother's first job when we migrated to elnido palawan. So many climbers died, only few people do that now a days they made a hanging houses in each island for them to rest. It's a good money but it is really dangerous.

Her T-shirt at 8:04 got me dead. 😂😂😂

Respect these kind of people I'm very proud of you.and protect the island 🏝️🏖️🏖️🏝️🙏

In other parts of south east asia only a small amount of people still do this. Most have moved to farming swift birds nest in abandoned buildings. It's safer for both collectors and birds as well. One interesting tidbit I found out from one of the farmers, is that the swift love 60s music, and he would play it all day to call it to nest!

@user-ex7yq6xq9s

Жыл бұрын

Does this birds like Taylor Swift ?

@mirrorsng-strings202

Жыл бұрын

My swift birds were jamming to Michael blackson

@flyyyjr

Жыл бұрын

“….Of course I can concur on that time of music, it is like that of no other, no matter your age, when you where born, where you where born or anything else…when you hear it, it’s always, “what are you listening too, who is that, what station is that, is that something new”????!!!!????? “…It’s the type of music that promotes no violence, no hatred, no one sidedness & is for all too enjoy, make you snap your fingers, make your feet move, make your body move, make you feel good & want more of it in your ears”!!! G-MOMMEE

@mirrorsng-strings202

Жыл бұрын

@@flyyyjr nice does this music wanna make you shake your stinker like there's no tomorrow?

@JJ-xi1iv

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ex7yq6xq9s Swift birds is a family of birds. Swift the noun not verb or even that stupid singer.

Eh ung mas excited pa ako sa isang malaking kaldero na puno ng CRABS!!! Parang wala lang sa kanila, normal lang ba. Kakainggit! Pahingi po ng alimasag. Hehe

@Sammyduo214

Жыл бұрын

Kaya masarap din malapit sa dagat tumira eh mura ganyan halos libre pa nga minsan

Hello have a great day watching from philippines, it's a new subscriber

Great video

May bago akong nalaman sa araw na 'toh! Maraming salamat po!

Im from Philippines but I didn't know that picking this saliva nest is hard and dangerous ....keep safe everyone

@lifeisgood2542

Жыл бұрын

you think it is easy?

@topcatsphilippines

Жыл бұрын

@@lifeisgood2542 yes 😁😁...i thought they were using cultivating system to produce more of it...

@Umoddafokka

Жыл бұрын

@@lifeisgood2542 you think life is good?

@eduardochavacano

Жыл бұрын

99% of Filipinos never tried this soup. Its expensive.

@averageweirdo9362

Жыл бұрын

The soup is cheaper compared to the actual nest

Gud am sir ma'am. May kilala ba kyong buyer ng birds nest ? KC Meron din s amin sa cordillera Pero wala kming pagbintahan.

It was so risky job but i salute you as my fellow Filipino keep going

These amazing guys are probably looked at as poor but he looked so so rich to me. An amazing job that he clearly loves a beautiful family and home and good health. As someone who lives in England I am ridiculously envios. Stunning video

@enzoocampoiii2881

Жыл бұрын

Not that poor cuz the soup cost $20+ pretty expensive and minimum wage is only $60-100 and there probobly getting more.

@grantasilom5844

Жыл бұрын

They earn $600 each on average per season that's a big money since their cost of living on the island is very cheap and your 30k pesos can go a long way since your food is mostly free from the ocean. Their livelihood is also very sustainable since they harvest from the same cave for 100 years and the local government regulates the price so they don't get cheated.

@enzoocampoiii2881

Жыл бұрын

@@grantasilom5844 30k is pretty good for them especialy they live in a rural area, compair it to the minimum wage.

@user-kp2ov1gm4w

Жыл бұрын

@@grantasilom5844 still I think the pay is very low as compared to his hard work and skills. If same thing done in Japan or Europe, the pay would be at least 5-6 times.

@pom_odoro

Жыл бұрын

@@user-kp2ov1gm4w the cost of living in Japan and Europe is much more expensive, it's relative.

The moment when he said 'it's like people who have forever partner' that line hit me hard.

Ang galing nila walang takot... Mag - iingat Po kayo lagi 🙏🙏🙏

Maraming salamat sa inyong pagshare

Props to the Cameraman for learning how to farm these nests

@OTF_x7

Жыл бұрын

It's a drone

@lvl50hogrider5

Жыл бұрын

💀

@chrisvonsolomon3180

Жыл бұрын

@@OTF_x7 no the guy going to the nest is holding the camera

I had this dish before and i can say it has a very unique taste and texture, its like soup but much thicker but not too thick, kinda like slime egg yoke, we normally have it in small bowls or cups we ether drink it or use a big soup spoon, we normally have it on special occasions such as weddings, but then again this is my own personal opinion and our culture.

@munterboy9298

Жыл бұрын

Yea the texture is like mucus and saliva.

@asiangaming8409

Жыл бұрын

@@munterboy9298 yep

@asiangaming8409

Жыл бұрын

@Pure Humble the monkey brain is an acquired taste, wild dog is a bit on the tough side, not really great tbh

@asiangaming8409

Жыл бұрын

@Pure Humble nah

@fajarmaulanaramadan7438

Жыл бұрын

@@munterboy9298 well because it literally is

I think it’s an inspiration that someone can be happy and content with there family by only making $600 a year as well as fishing 👍 living the good life

I have family in vietnam that harvest these nest and ive had bird nest soup before, it really has no flavor, it has a little sweetness and the bird nests texture in the soup is jelly like. im pretty sure there’s different ways to cook this but this is just the way i had it. my uncle had told me the reason people buy this is for health benefits.

Here in Hong Kong,a dozen amounts of bird’s nest saliva cost a thousand dollars depends on the class,but probably class A should be the most expensive ones.Heart breaking 💔how can they manage to climb in a narrow & dangerous cliff just to search balinsasayaw saliva😭Kudos to this man your a real hero,God bless you more kabayan.

@sokkingkh1911

Жыл бұрын

ដរ

I really hate how everyone is just living their best life minding their own business and then you have european coming outta nowhere and just ruin everything.

@azrielsatan8693

Жыл бұрын

Well, that device your using to watch these videos and complain about Europeans was made by them, so pipe down.

@CrayZJo3Davola

Жыл бұрын

@@azrielsatan8693 nah everything is made in china son

@BeautifulJ

Жыл бұрын

My sentiment is same regarding chinese. I hate chinese for ruining everything. No quality, everything is stolen from Europe and America including science and math.

@themustafagoldenboy9008

Жыл бұрын

@@azrielsatan8693 not everything is made by Europeans

@osvald860

Жыл бұрын

@@azrielsatan8693 China/East Asia*

Now I understand you Thanks. There is always room for improvement especially in this article You can always respond in the forum your opinion It may help for a better future Best regards Good luck to everyone

Anyone can successfully earn a consistent passive income from investing in forex and crypto, all you need is a positive mindset, the right information and a very proper investment management plan. These are the factors that sharpened my success in investments.

@staceysrenee6896

Жыл бұрын

The part you talked about investment management would be the most important factor in my opinion

@brandonfoluke4221

Жыл бұрын

You summarized all the right factors in one comment👏

@antoniogene7672

Жыл бұрын

@@elizabetholivia1008 Could you explain more on what you mean by having a proper investment management plan?

@elizabetholivia1008

Жыл бұрын

@@antoniogene7672 From my 5 years experience in investing, it was only when I hired a financial advisor to manage my investment that i started to have consistent income, a bigger returns on investments and most importantly, I stopped losing my capital investment. That's what a good investment management can do.

@donaldwess4461

Жыл бұрын

I've been working on my mindset lately.

the POV of those climbers 😵‍💫😫 mad respect on them! 👍

@shishuuuuuugh6999

Жыл бұрын

bobo

bird nest harvesting here in malaysia especially in borneo island of sabah and sarawak are among the popular harvester place. Several years back many investing their money to build artificial bird houses to attract birds and this is much safe but it'll takes time for birds to moves in

@maharlikavlog1314

Жыл бұрын

Sabah part of the philippines

@noonaj6585

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Sabah is owned by the Philippines.

@tuzkimakulet9144

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Sabah is now officially belong to philippines 😄

@sherwinjaypantinople2846

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@kaneki3194

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Wtf sabah belong to the sultanate of sulu, philippines. You malaysians (land grubbers) stole that land full of natural resources without giving it back to the rightful owner of sulu sultan heirs. You filthy land grabbing thieves

Inspiring...which bird is this

yeah. Filipino here and living here my whole 35 years of life. First time hearing about bushyador and about this way of hunting . but I know that soup. its a bit expensive depends where you eat. 😅 one of the places I ate that. cost me 28$ for a single bowl.

Yeah, this is really true. Once one tribe discovered a swiftlets cave, it will be in their descendant forever. I grew up always heard about this because exactly same province i am with this people on the video. Most of those people have a good life than their neighbor without caves.

I’m sure those guys are way stronger than average climbers. Massive respect👏🔝

Greate ❤ your video from India

Grabe ang hirap pala talaga manguha nyan tapos mura nila mabebenta pero sa market ang ganda ng presyo.Ingat mga Kuya💜

here in Palawan, my aunties would usually buy these for their toddlers. Its very nutritious, and is good for their immune system. It doesnt really have a certaim taste

@JessieRebucas-mj5yl

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You buy sag sayaw maam

I love to join them as it's a kind of adventure plus making a living out of it. Nice video

Yes this is true its so expensive Birds nest

Mabuhay Ang mga Pilipino.

My uncle lives in Borneo, he owns 5 story house made just for swallows to nest. Swallow house building like this is common in rural area where swallow is abundant. Very sound investment. Tho I don't know if some buyer preffer bird nest from cave rather than harvested from man made buildings.

@grantasilom5844

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Wild nest is definitely more expensive since it came from the cave, no pollution and the birds are healthier.

Us Filipinos have a very strong sense of community I'd bet every person on that island is related and part of his family, from one generation to the other

Tnx for sharing this video host 👍❤️

The birds look for food in the day and make the nest the whole night using their saliva. I could not imagine how the birds feel when they come back in the evening to find out their nest was gone. 😭😭😭

@Fahim_Faisal

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Hmm. I also feel bad for those birds.

@jessefanshaw8948

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😢 At least these farmers know to only take the empty nests. However, these nests are abandoned once the chick has flown off. So the nests are probably already abandoned when harvested

@chrisvonsolomon3180

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Well looks like they gotta build another one, poor birds but they probably got use to it if they have been doing that for generations.

@user-bi8ko7kc6h

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Not sure about in this case but in majority of cases in other countries they wait until the season ended. So the birds literally already abandoned the nest.

That dude Alvin has nerves of steel. That was incredible watching him climb that and look down at the water 🤯

Regular People: climbs for sport Alvin: climbs to make a living

I've eaten a bird's nest soup once in Batu Cave Malaysia... It's actually just like any other soup but sweeter ... I don't know if it's because of the nest... But I know for sure I'm not gonna spend my money over it again 😂

respect on them for letting the eggs be born, continue the generations and they keep getting their nests to make money and support family

The island is so beautiful wow

Respect for these people risking their lives trying to feed their families. The sad part is bird nest has no real benefits

So that's what they were doing. That's so cool! thanks for the documentary.

5:01 😂🤣 but you are entering...

I remember my childhood days we are used to climb in pointy stones near the sea to gather sea shells. This type of climbing is already common on people who grew up in province. 😃😃😃

Amazing effort 👏👏👏

Ang hirap nyan idol buhay talaga ang puhonan sa pag akyat nyan gudblse sainyong lahat sa pagakyat manga idol 🙏❤️

Very interesting & informative

Awesome report. Hope the Philippine government will let this local people continue their livelihood and control development that could destroy nature and environment.

@delioth

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🤓

@jondoe9548

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Too late! Think of nearby Australia/New Zealand which were already taken by Anglo from 10,000 miles away jolly old England in Europe.

@packohub1145

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Lol did u heard hundreds of years already.. But still harvesting it means there's a program control.. Some others have a farm. Already

Thoroughly enjoyed this. Reminds me to be grateful.

Dapat ikotin nyo bato tapos hanapan ng mas madaling daan tapos kelangan my gamit na lubid nakatali sa taas para magsilbing kapitan parang SA mga hiker ba pagkukuha delikado kase umakyat 🙏

Honest livelihood! well done

Busyador: "If you fall off this cliff, you're dead." Cameraman: *IF* I fall off.

We should respect these people.

@akun10years10

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Yeah keeping them like some exotic animals? That's cool too. In fact make some nature reserve and such. But I think We should provide opportunities for them, to improve their life quality.

When they started speaking Filipino, I smiled so wide. It's quite rare to see my country featured in these type of content.

The product made from the saliva is the swallow nest drink its very good and tint sweet similar to like a dairy sweet drink

So that's how they were harvested. This soup tastes really good. It's creamy and the dried saliva is crunchy and delicious. It sounds disgusting, but it's just pure delish

@Majormockery151

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yeah, the initial reaction i feel is yuck, why would people eat that, then I remember that honey is literally just the same, except its from bees. Good on these guys for preserving their culture with so much integrity and pride.

@arc8218

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Nah in my country people make house for the bird made from cement and etc like normal house And price same like in the video Also have better quality and more clear

The fact that a bunch of swiftlets randomly got into my house and decide to make it as their nest. So like,, i've been consuming them for free in my whole life... I also sometime sell it too hehe

@ishakadriansyah8085

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my uncle used to bought 3 storey house just to harvest swiftlets saliva, oh and he have lots of CDs some strange music to invite those birds, its weird 😅😅😂😂

People and animals are extraordinary!

Ingat lang po sa pag akyat🙏💕

The locals believe is good for your health. So they still not sure but are eating the soup! 😵‍💫

The level of respect for the egged nest

Keep Safe Kabayan🙏🏻🥰