TLDR;
This video tells the story of Sura and Baya, a shark and a crocodile who were once friends but constantly fought over food due to their greed. They decided to divide their territory to avoid conflict, but Sura broke the agreement, leading to another intense fight. The place where they fought became known as Surabaya, a combination of their names, and their conflict became the symbol of Surabaya city.
- Sura and Baya's constant fighting due to greed.
- Agreement to divide territory to avoid conflict.
- Sura breaking the agreement and the resulting fight.
- The origin of the name Surabaya and its symbol.
Introduction [0:01]
The video starts with a greeting and an introduction to an English learning session, setting the stage for the story that follows.
The Story of Sura and Baya [0:37]
Long ago in East Java, there lived two strong animals: Sura, a shark, and Baya, a crocodile. They lived in the sea and were initially friends. However, their friendship was tested by their greed when hungry. They would fight fiercely over food, refusing to share until one of them gave up.
The Fight Over Food [1:09]
One hot day, Sura and Baya were searching for food when Baya spotted a deer. Both claimed it as their lunch, leading to another fight. They fought for hours and became tired. Sura proposed a solution to stop their constant fighting: dividing their territory. Sura would stay in the sea, and Baya would remain on land, with the beach as the border. Baya agreed, hoping this would end their conflicts.
Breaking the Promise [2:17]
Despite their agreement, Sura went to the land and looked for food in the river because he was very hungry and couldn't find enough food in the sea. Baya became furious when he discovered that Sura had broken their promise. He confronted Sura, leading to another intense fight.
The Origin of Surabaya [2:52]
Sura and Baya fought fiercely, hitting and biting each other until Sura finally gave up and returned to the sea. Baya was happy to have his territory back. The place where they fought was left in a mess with blood everywhere. People began to call the place Surabaya, a combination of Sura (shark) and Baya (crocodile), and their fight became the symbol of Surabaya city.