Animals
First Captive-Bred Philippine Eagle Gets its First Offspring
Officials at the Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) celebrate the arrival of the second generation of Philippine Eagle. The species was listed as one of the country's threatened birds due to loss of habitat by the IUCN.
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