Critically Endangered Mindoro Bleeding-Heart Pigeon Rediscovered in Mindoro After 20 Years
A critically endangered Mindoro bleeding-heart pigeon has been photographed in the jungles of Mindoro Island, Philippines, for the first time in 20 years. Environmental groups, with the help of local communities, captured images via stealth camera, confirming the species' continued existence and prompting renewed conservation efforts.
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