Aired (March 15, 2025): Posible nga bang makapaglakad ang mga pugita? Panoorin ang video!
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00:00How many feet does Puguita have?
00:02Eight, sir.
00:04Eight.
00:05Does Puguita have seven feet?
00:07I'm not sure, sir.
00:08Correct.
00:09Do you know Puguita?
00:10That's why it's called octopus.
00:11It means eight feet.
00:12From the word octo or eight.
00:15Eight.
00:16Puguita has eight feet.
00:17You know a lot, Aimee.
00:18Puguita is walking.
00:20It's not a dream or imagination.
00:22Our guest, Freddy, from Katanawan, Quezon,
00:25personally experienced this.
00:28This video got 1.5 million views.
00:32Do you want to go back to the sea, idol?
00:34That's right.
00:35That's his defense mechanism to go back to the sea
00:37and disappear from you.
00:41It's scary.
00:42It's like they're going to spit blood.
00:43Puguita don't spit blood.
00:45But their tentacles have suction pads.
00:49It's not for spitting blood,
00:51but for them to cling to and escape.
00:53You know a lot, Kim.
00:55On February 9,
00:57Freddy went out to sea.
01:01After waiting for half an hour.
01:04This is what we caught.
01:07Salmon Edis.
01:09And Shab-Shab.
01:11Different kinds of fish were caught in the net.
01:14I just want to ask,
01:15when you're fishing,
01:16are there any occasions where you get caught?
01:18Do you really get caught by Puguita?
01:19No.
01:20It's just that sometimes we really get caught,
01:23but we don't get caught.
01:26So you just get caught by Puguita?
01:28Yes.
01:29We caught a lot of fish,
01:30but this is the last one.
01:32Freddy was excited to go home.
01:34He caught a lot of fish.
01:36But on the way back,
01:37someone was chasing him.
01:39It seemed like someone was lurking in his tent.
01:42So how did you know that Puguita was with you?
01:45Because I have a capote.
01:46I didn't know that we had a Puguita.
01:50Puguita?
01:51Before Puguita could get to his face,
01:53he fell off the boat.
01:56But when Freddy picked it up,
01:57it got caught in his hand.
01:59That's why he was surprised and scared.
02:02Is this your first time getting caught by Puguita?
02:04What did you do?
02:05Did you panic?
02:06No, sir.
02:07I just saw that it was fine.
02:09This is how it moves when it's not in the water.
02:12That was my first observation.
02:14That's why I caught it.
02:15Okay, Freddy.
02:17Thank you very much.
02:18At least, since he's going back to the sea,
02:20he'll grow up in the sea again, right?
02:23You know a lot, brother Kim.
02:25The white Puguita that we can see in the video
02:27is not an ordinary Puguita.
02:29Let's find out from the expert.
02:32This is a young Puguita.
02:34You can see that its color is white.
02:37This is what we call a camouflage.
02:40They adapt to the environment
02:43or if they're stressed.
02:45So how does this happen?
02:46Why did it suddenly turn white?
02:48It's almost transparent.
02:50As you can see, it's attached to the pants
02:54of the fisherman.
02:56And its color is white.
02:58They don't have any bones,
03:00but those are pure muscles.
03:04Freddy's Puguita's attachment to the hand is normal.
03:07Because it has suction cups,
03:09there are muscles that control the suction
03:13and they also release it.
03:15So if it's attached to you and you pull it,
03:18it will hurt and you may get hurt.
03:22Puguitas are really handsome.
03:24They're strong and have a lot of abilities.
03:27You know a lot, brother Kim.
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