Conservationists Urge Deeper Probe into Philippine Eagle Shooting
Conservationists are urging authorities to thoroughly investigate the shooting and wounding of an adult Philippine eagle, the country's national bird. While the eagle is recovering, experts emphasize the urgent need for intensified protection efforts for this critically endangered species.
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