• 2 months ago
Sa Facebook post ng Philippine Eagle Foundation, malungkot na ibinalita na isang agila ang natagpuan na wala nang buhay sa Cebu.


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00:00Good evening Kapuso! I am your Kuya Kim who will give you the trivia behind the trending news on the Facebook post of the Philippine Eagle Foundation.
00:12Sad news that an eagle was found dead in Cebu. What was the cause of its death?
00:20This is the tragic disappearance of two Philippine Eagles in the Purawen Valley, Leyte, on June 28.
00:29One of these is Uswat, a male eagle that was rescued from Mount Apo last year.
00:38This is the first time that there is a transfer trial from Mindanao to another island, specifically in Leyte.
00:43These Philippine Eagles have a transmitter for monitoring.
00:47But did the P.E.F. or Philippine Eagle Foundation know about this on July 30 or more than a month after the disappearance of the eagles?
00:54They received a GPS reading from Uswat's transmitter that it was in the sea.
01:00What happened to Uswat?
01:03Kuya Kim, we know!
01:06The P.E.F. and the local government of Baybay immediately conducted a search and recovery operation.
01:11The location is in the bay of Baybay. The coordinates were emailed.
01:16Their search went as far as Baragay Kawit in Pilar, Cebu,
01:19where the eagles were found dead on August 3.
01:23When we arrived, it was already in the post-mortem stage. It was decomposing.
01:27So it was estimated based on the necropsy that it had been agonizing for 4 to 5 days.
01:31The eagles dove deep into the investigation and post-mortem examination.
01:36And this is when Uswat found out that it was possibly accidentally drowned.
01:39We're looking on that possibility also because of the constant wind and rain.
01:44Because they need thermals to fly. These thermals exist in terrains, mountains, lands.
01:50The Philippine eagles don't flap.
01:52So if they flap, it's energy consuming until it can't see the perch.
01:57Right now, we're mourning the sudden loss of Uswat.
02:00We need to identify the areas which are hazardous.
02:03The easiest thing to do is to inform also the coastal areas.
02:06Consider them as partners also, where they can go. The fishermen also know.
02:11But this is not the first case of accidental drowning of a Philippine eagle.
02:20According to the Philippine Eagle Foundation, Uswat's drowning is the 7th case of a Philippine eagle drowning.
02:27The first of these was recorded in 1984.
02:30When Dawan was rescued early after he drowned in Mati, Davao, Oriental.
02:35The Philippine eagle was the 7th to be rescued.
02:40For more trivia, tweet or comment on viral news.
02:44Hashtag Kuya Kim.
02:45Always remember, the important thing is to know.
02:48I am Kuya Kim and I will answer you 24 hours.

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