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Deforestration is usually the cause of its death. The forest, particularly lush dense forests, is the Philippine eagle’s home. Despite...

It doesn’t really eat monkeys. Earlier beliefs suggested that the Philippine eagle was also known as the monkey-eating eagle because it...

It has a distinguished noise. The noises heard from a Philippine eagle are described as loud and high-pitched, suggesting its fierce and...

The female Philippine eagle is usually bigger. The giant forest raptor is not only considered as rare and powerful but also recognised...

The Philippine eagle’s life expectancy ranges from 30 to 60 years. Two Philippine eagles were recorded to have lived for more more than...

A Philippine eagle’s distinct features are: long crown feathers, massive arched beak, and two Bluish eyes that are said to be really...

The Philippine Eagle is monogamous and loyal. The Philippine eagle is reportedly very loyal. Once paired to a partner, they choose to...

There are only an estimated 400 nesting pairs of Philippine eagles left in the wild, so the sighting of new eagle families is always a...