Villagers Rescue Endangered Philippine Serpent Eagle in Zamboanga del Norte
Residents in Zamboanga del Norte rescued an ailing Philippine serpent eagle, which had repeatedly fallen to the ground. Environmental authorities have taken custody of the raptor, highlighting community efforts in wildlife conservation.
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