The Philippine eagle is considered one of the world’s rarest birds of prey, with roughly 400 breeding pairs left in the wild.

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. on Wednesday acknowledged Singapore for aiding the Philippines in protecting the ...

At least two Strike Eagles have been employed in the tests, equipped with four or six LAU-131 pods which would allow to carry ...

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was the subject of some of the best post-Super Bowl 59 photos. Perhaps nothing ... of Santo Tomas in the Philippines.

BANGUED, Abra (PIA) — An adult, endangered Philippine eagle was sighted in Abra in November last year, the Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) and the Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office ...

The Philippine eagle has a new home, and it’s in your wallet. Along with several other endangered species, the eagle was the first to land on the country’s new peso bills. The first complete ...

A potential romance seemed even more likely when eagle-eyed fans noticed that the pair were sharing similar pictures on their ... and raised in Pampanga in the Philippines. According to an ...

To be quite honest, I myself have not personally seen the Philippine eagle, pangolin, cockatoo, the dugong and the tamaraw, except in pictures. The only species that I have seen are marine turtles ...

The provincial government has since partnered with organizations such as the Philippine Eagle Foundation and the United States ... PEF and the provincial government of Apayao. (RMC- PIA CAR/photos ...

Photos from Suporta Turismo FB page ... Jicontol Natural Park, and Taft Forest Philippine Eagle Wildlife Sanctuary. These areas attract both locals and tourists, especially during the summer months.

The Bagobo Tagabawa people, who live at the foot of Mount Apo in the Philippines, tell the story of a banog, or great eagle, that snatched a man and carried him away to its aerie. The banog had an ...

and Born to Be Wild TV host Dr. Nielsen Donato. Nariha, which means “maganda,” in Isnag is a female Philippine eagle. Photos & Video: PEF Biologist Ma. Susana Legaspi.