Safe Power Lines Urgently Needed After Two Philippine Eagles Die of Electrocution
Two critically endangered Philippine Eagles have died from electrocution, dealing a blow to conservation efforts. The incidents have intensified calls for improved safety measures for power lines, particularly concerning infrastructure development in their natural habitats.
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