Tatlong sea otters, nakipaglaro sa tauhan ng PCG sa isang isla sa Tawi-Tawi

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00:00 Two fishermen were rescued by the Philippine Coast Guard

00:04 after a boat hit the shore.

00:07 While they were rowing,

00:08 a close encounter of a PCG officer

00:12 with the Sea Otters, Dominic Almeloros,

00:14 was left behind.

00:14 Rise and shine, Dominic.

00:16 These three Sea Otters are so cute

00:22 while a member of the Philippine Coast Guard

00:24 is feeding them.

00:26 Rodney Gumahad shared on social media

00:30 the video clip of his close encounter

00:33 with three Sea Otters on an island in Tawi-Tawi.

00:36 In the video, which was taken on February 23,

00:39 you can see how Gumahad approached

00:42 the three Sea Otters

00:43 by giving them fish.

00:47 Gumahad was impressed by the Sea Otters' approach

00:50 and said that this was his first time

00:53 facing these fish.

00:55 The Sea Otters are a type of aquatic creature

00:58 that are a type or species of weasels

01:01 and are considered an endangered species.

01:04 Meanwhile, the two fishermen were rescued

01:08 by the Philippine Coast Guard Substation San Joaquin

01:12 after their boat hit the shore

01:14 in the village of Barangay Purok 3, San Joaquin, Iloilo.

01:16 The rescued were identified as

01:18 Domingo Ceron,

01:19 55 years old from Barangay Masagud

01:22 and 54 years old from George Santusi

01:25 of Barangay Nasipit, San Joaquin.

01:27 According to the Coast Guard,

01:28 their boat was hit by two nautical miles

01:31 from the shoreline of the barangay.

01:34 The fishermen were brought to San Joaquin

01:36 Rural Health Unit

01:38 and given medication

01:40 before being taken to their families.

01:43 Dominic Almelor for Pambansang TV

01:46 in Bagong, Philippines.

01:47 (upbeat music)