Memburu katak di Hulu Baleh, Borneo | Tiba-Tiba Buaya Muncul! 😱

In this video, we go into the river at night to catch river frogs, one of the traditional foods enjoyed by the Dayak people for generations. Frog catching has been part of the local culture for hundreds of years, especially in rural areas where people still rely on the forest and rivers for food. During our night hunt, something unexpected happened. we spotted a crocodile in the river while searching for frogs. Moments like this remind us that the rivers of Borneo are still wild and full of surprises. This video documents a traditional way of finding food in the jungle, using simple methods passed down from our elders. For the Dayak community, river frogs are considered a delicious delicacy and are often cooked in traditional ways. ⚠️ Note: This video is for cultural and documentary purposes, showing traditional subsistence practices of local communities. 📍Location: Borneo, Sarawak 🌿 Traditional Dayak Jungle Activity 🐸 Night Frog Catching 🐊 Crocodile Encounter If you enjoy Borneo jungle life, traditional food, fishing, and cultural heritage, please support this channel. 👍 Like 💬 Comment 🔔 Subscribe for more jungle adventures and traditional stories from Borneo.