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we heal as one!

LOOK: How's our beaches and resorts without the tourists? Mövenpick Hotel Mactan Island Cebu draws out a sign in the beach sand as support to one another to overcome our challenges amid COVID-19. 😮🏖️💕

"Faith, hope and the spirit of community and solidarity will lead the path to recovery. Together, we will heal as one."

! Stay at home and stay SAFE Sugboanons! 🙏🏻❤️

⚠️ If you are sick and think you have symptoms of COVID-19, seek medical attention. Call the local Coronavirus Health Information Line for advice: 0922-397-2334 / 0943-568-3298 / (032) 402-3091 / (032) 402-1269.



📸 Photos from Mövenpick Hotel Mactan Island Cebu

06/05/2020

Travelling be like:

05/05/2020

‼️ BREAKING: ABS-CBN has officially gone off the air tonight, May 5.

👉🏻 Full story: https://sugbo.ph/2020/abs-cbn-goes-off-air/

What was your favorite memory of the Kapamilya Network? Share it to us!

03/05/2020

Soon!!

30/04/2020

Tara pasyal tayo pagkatapus ng lahat ng ito!!

ccto;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3HygbROrN8

New adventure this time we went with our drone to discover Cebu, Philippines. After all we heard about this place we had to check it ourselves. And it was an...

19/12/2019

What to know more about Port san Pedro?
Travel with us!

03/12/2019

CAMOTES ISLAND 🏝

02/12/2019

Buho Rock Garden & Resort

02/12/2019

Take the thrill!!! Just do it!!
Buho Rock Garden & Resort

02/12/2019

台灣選舉快到了，懇請大家支持我們3號候選人IAN！

02/12/2019

Having a trip is something but having an awesome tour guide to make your picture look great is something special.

@ Camotes Island

18/11/2019

Camotes island is more than extraordinary place to hunt for adventure!!!!

17/11/2019

The most precious light is the one that visits you in your darkness!

Tops - Busay, Cebu City

17/11/2019

Watching the city lights in a cozy atmosphere is more than a date.

Tops - Busay, Cebu City

12/11/2019

Welcome to BOHOL ISLAND PHILIPPINES!!!

12/11/2019

DID YOU KNOW!!

Bohol Tarsiers (Tarsius Syrichta) measures 4 to 5 inches and is considered as the world’s smallest primate. Its size is no longer than an adult man’s hand and weigh only about 113 to 142 grams or four to five ounces!

With its tail longer than its body, it has large brown eyes, hairless ears and long finger-like claws. It has gray fur and a nearly naked tail that is more often than not about 232 mm in length. The tails arc over their back when they hop on the ground apparently to balance themselves. The underside of the tail has dermal ridges such as those found on human hands and feet.

Tarsiers have large mesmerizing eyes whose bony eye sockets are larger than that of its brain case as well as of its stomach. The eye sockets have post-orbital closure which keeps the eyeballs from being pressed against by the powerful temporal muscles to their sides.

Much like the owl, the tarsier can rotate its head 180 degrees in each direction. It has a joint between its skull base and spine to allow this particular head movement. Its upper lip lacks a cleft yet, but still has muscles, so that it can make facial expressions. The adult brain weighs about 4 grams.

Tarsiers have sharp teeth, enabling them to catch their prey easier. Unique among primates, tarsiers have only two, rather than four, incisors in their lower jaw. Their dental formula is 2.1.3.3 1.1.3.3 x 2 = 34.

The animal can also leap even up to 10 feet and agilely maneuver itself from tree to tree. This ability may be due to the fact that they have extra-long tarsal bones which form their ankles and enable them to leap so high. The tarsiers name was derived from the word ‘tarsal’.

Tarsiers are nocturnal creatures, like the owls – sleeping during daytime yet very active at night. They hide in hollows close to the ground; hunts and feeds mainly on fruits and insects such as cockroaches, crickets, and sometimes small lizards. Local folks believe they eat charcoal but in fact they only get the maggots or insects inside burnt wood or to get some salt.

This particular animal’s cry is a loud piercing single note. When they gather, they have a chirping, locust-like sound, and when contented