Saaih Halilintar Releases Lovebird He Bought, Stirring Controversy, Irfan Hakim Also Comments

Kapanlagi.com - Saaih Halilintar, the 6th child of Halilintar Anofial Asmid and Lenggogeni Faruk, has recently gained public attention. This happened after a video of him releasing a lovebird went viral on social media.

Saaih Halilintar appeared enthusiastic when releasing the bird into the wild. However, this action has been criticized by netizens who question the decision. Presenter Irfan Hakim also commented, considering that lovebirds are not native Indonesian birds and can disturb the habitat of local birds.

So, what is the story of Saaih Halilintar that went viral after releasing the lovebird he bought? Let's find out more information below.

1. Portrait of Saaih Halilintar

Portrait of Saaih Halilintar (Credit: Instagram/saaihalilintar)

Saaih Halilintar is the 6th child of the Gen Halilintar family. This family, which has 11 children, can be said to often attract public attention. Recently, Saaih Halilintar received attention after releasing a recently purchased lovebird into the wild.

2. Lovebird Release Goes Viral

Portrait of Saaih Halilintar (Credit: Instagram/saaihalilintar)

A video showing Saaih Halilintar releasing a lovebird directly into the wild quickly went viral. This action has garnered various reactions from netizens. Many are concerned about the fate of lovebirds, which are usually only kept as pets in Indonesia.

3. Criticism Arises

Portrait of Saaih Halilintar (Credit: Instagram/saaihalilintar)

Saaih's actions have not escaped sharp criticism. Many argue that Saaih's good intentions to set the bird free should be accompanied by knowledge. Unfortunately, Saaih Halilintar seemed to have done it without careful consideration.

4. Irfan Hakim Gives Comments

Portrait of Irfan Hakim (Credit: Instagram/irfanhakim75)

Not only netizens, but also celebrity and animal lover Irfan Hakim also gave comments regarding Saaih Halilintar's actions. When appearing on the television program FYP, Irfan Hakim also provided education to Saaih Halilintar.

"Saaih's intention is very good, to let the bird fly freely as it should. But the type of bird that is being flown is like this (lovebird)," said Irfan Hakim.

5. Explain the Original Habitat of Lovebird

Saaih Halilintar Releases Lovebird, Irfan Hakim Also Comments (Credit: Youtube/TRANS7 OFFICIAL)

Furthermore, Irfan Hakim explained that the animal should be released in its habitat. Meanwhile, the habitat of lovebirds is in Africa.

"Well, lovebirds originate from Africa, more precisely Madagascar," continued Irfan Hakim.

6. Can Attack Local Birds

Saaih Halilintar Releases Lovebird, Irfan Hakim Also Comments (Credit: Youtube/TRANS7 OFFICIAL)

Irfan Hakim added an explanation that releasing birds in a new environment that is not their habitat will cause various problems. This can disrupt the balance of the ecosystem, such as attacking other birds or depleting their food.

"It's not allowed (to release them in a non-habitat) because it can damage the existing habitat. It can attack birds here or deplete the food of local birds," Irfan Hakim explained again.

7. Saaih Halilintar Claims to Have Asked the Seller

Saaih Halilintar Releases Lovebird, Irfan Hakim Also Comments (Credit: Youtube/TRANS7 OFFICIAL)

Saaih Halilintar himself admits that he does not know the consequences of his actions. However, he has consulted with the bird seller. According to him, the seller provided information that lovebirds can be released because there is plenty of food in that environment.

"Actually, I don't know, but I asked the seller if it's allowed to release them, and he said it's safe if I want to release them," said Saaih Halilintar.

"It's safe for him (the seller) as long as he makes a sale," added Irfan Hakim.

Well, KLovers, that's the viral story of Saaih Halilintar releasing lovebirds into the wild, with Irfan Hakim also commenting.

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