QUEEN OF BIRDS | Documentary Film | The Great Philippine Eagle

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The great Philippine eagle seems more like a creature from a story than that of reality. Standing at a metre tall, with a 7ft wingspan and dagger-like talons, they are truly formidable animals, but with just 400 pairs left in the wild, are the most endangered raptors in the world.
In December 2019, a young female Philippine eagle was miraculously rescued from the ocean off the south coast of Mindanao. The bird was starving, exhausted and after changing hands several times, was taken to the Philippine Eagle Foundation for rehabilitation. She was named 'Maasim'.
On news of Maasim's story, biologist, Dan O'Neill, heads to the Philippines to follow her journey back to the wild. But after a major setback, the mission is turned upside down...
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Director/Producer/Presenter: Dan O'Neill
Camera Operator: Ben Harris
Editor: Matt Jarvis
Original Score: Myles McLeod
Dubbing Mixer: Michele Caruso
In collaboration with the Philippine Eagle Foundation
www.philippineeaglefoundation...

[@Danowild]

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[@theroostersdream]

I'm interested with the musical score to hear the full version, it gives so much power that tells to the world how Queen an Eagle is. I want to know where I could find it as I ve heard it before somewhere. Thanks for sharing.

[@mylesmcleod2270]

@@theroostersdream Hey Lolito you can hear the score at mylesmcleod.co.uk it’s all original work, enjoy!

[@theroostersdream]

@@mylesmcleod2270 Wow! Thank you for my making my dreams come true! 😍

[@osmondcalupad5918]

Why can’t we introduce the Philippine eagle’s species to other forest lands such as Borneo and Indochina where as a threathened specie it could have more forest to roam and thus more likely able to propagate its number. Philippine dwindling forest doesn’t bode well to the survival of the species.

[@yvan6750]

@@osmondcalupad5918 I'm no expert but I think it needs more research because as we all know the Philippine eagle is a top predator so it might prey and wipe out smaller endemic species of the islands they are introduced. Geography plays a part also. However that's a good idea to save the specie just make sure not at the cost of other species. :)

[@lemonade5988]

Give this documentary an award!!! Who's with me?

[@mrscargamex4355]

I Agree

[@EdcilBrianPRosel]

Agree

[@EdcilBrianPRosel]

The best documentary

[@johngo3762]

How sad na foriegner ang gumawa at hindi pinoy.

[@jefcueto8974]

Agree!!

[@abigailarakaki8519]

I’d so love to donate to save them. They’re not just Philippines’ treasure. They’re this world’s treasure. 🥺

[@HawkMother]

Cornell university does work too

[@sensagrav2902]

I love you

[@3k3k97]

Please sir. God Bless you more!

[@GeloGoesRandom]

Very true. This specie is critically endengered. This is not just philippines, the whole world should unite to help preserve and conserve the philippine eagle. We all should save them from extinction. :(

[@m4tty698]

🙏

[@donnat-_-]

The names they give to these birds are so creative. Bighani means to fall in love or in awe. Pamana means Inheritance or Legacy Pag-asa means hope. There is another one which is Makilala-Hiraya. Makilala is the town she's found and Hiraya means "the fruit of one’s hopes, dreams and aspirations",

[@karaxxii]

I love their Filipino names. Ang ganda pakinggan.

[@nathanwilliams2152]

Lovely names. I love how when they examined Bighani, she only reacted as if to say 'What do you think you're doing??'. The love and care these birds are shown is wonderful. Hopefully the enforcement measures against poaching, etc, will being to bear fruit.

[@kylezeroine_fyi]

i cant agree more 😁😁♥️

[@kronfischer]

What nonsense

[@idgaf_shush23]

​@@kronfischer Kolera Ka

[@jeeecyang]

“Because of him, all the animals here have a future. This forest is safe.” Truly, this bird is king.

[@scorpiochris3635]

The forest is not safe it keeps getting destroyed 90 percent has gone already how much longer do the people there need before they need to wake up and look down at their feet and see what they are shovelling you usually find it's brown and smells

[@theintrovertgospelmusic1676]

“All birds find shelters during a rain, but eagle avoids rain by flying above the clouds. Problems are common, but attitude makes the difference.”

[@xhonlemuelsorillo4012]

Filipino people wake up guys! Philippine eagle or (HARIBON) HARI-means KING BON-means BIRD That’s why we called it king of birds all over the world 🌎 WilderlandTV- that’s the reality of the truth ur caption is wrong pls. Change it 😂

[@---------______]

*altitude

[@wrhytz]

@Marco Daniel korek ka diyan tsong

[@charliedelpilar6473]

@@xhonlemuelsorillo4012 bakit mali eh babae nman yong mga lawin na pinakita sa video? Mali kung king ang nakalagay sa caption kasi mga babae ang lawin o agila na pinakita sa video. Ang agila na lalaki ay maliit kumpara sa babae at ang balahibo sa batok at leeg ay di katulad sa babae na tumatayo. Saan ka ba nakita ng babae tapos hari o king ang tawag? Dapat alamin mo muna kung ano ang hitsura ng babae at lalaking agila bago ka mamuna.

[@charliedelpilar6473]

@Marco Daniel eh paano kung babae ang ibon hari parin ba ang itatawag mo? Lahat na agila na pinakita sa video ay babae. Ang lalaking agila maliit.

[@sheenrayvaldez781]

This is by far my most favorite documentary about the Philippine Eagle. The host seems very genuine about how much he really cares about animals. Kudos to you sir!

[@barberokofadeinternational743]

Mayroon cyang compassion tungkol sa pagpapahalaga ng ating Critically Endagered Eagle Ang Ating Haribon Our Philippine Pride. Sana lang pangalagaan natin cya at mahalin ang Ating Dakilang Agila. Thanks for your Compassion Mr.Biologist. Good Job Sir. WE APPRECIATE YOUR PASSION IN YOUR PPOFESSION! I SALUTE YOU

[@tonton3004]

True!

[@joelmontenegro1693]

Beautiful documentary.

[@anthonyvalizado636]

Truly ❤️

[@jomaragosita6518]

Thank you for your advocacy god bless the phils.

[@TruthbtoldMD]

Wow, i've met Jason Ibanez when he was still a rookie biologist in the Philippine eagle center, he was monitoring the wild eagles nest deep in a jungle in a local mountain. Now i see him as director of conservation time surely flies. We need more heroes like him.

[@CalixaCal]

A flying bird is common sight to see. But a flying and gliding Philippine Eagle? Man, that's pure joy. Thank you for bringing this content to us.

[@theinvestorssquad8752]

The Philippines has some of the most unique animals including the rare deer, however the country needs to do more when it comes to enforcing and preserving their animals. These animals are practically going extinct in front of your eyes due to hunters with air rifles, miners and loggers tearing down forest. Such a shame.

[@maureendadivas5968]

they need more funding

[@goremilk8542]

I agree ;-;

[@johnnyloren2665]

U mean australia ll animals their are unique im just sad that they think everythong is about ph

[@JD-su2sg]

@@maureendadivas5968 So sorry to say but more likely those funds will go to corrupt public officials pockets.

[@clhjordan]

@@JD-su2sg true 😔 and I hate it

[@carlitorosales6717]

The sad thing is many Filipino students and adults are not aware how unique, how important, and how endangered the Philippine eagle is.

[@dennygirl345]

Well at least not in Davao Region...most of our Biology subject requires us to visit the place in Malagos...to be at least knowlegeable about it, to know its importance, and to appreaciate its value. ☺

[@seaurchin3895]

Well I'm a kid and I want to save the Philippine eagle

[@jordanmik1579]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZzIe6KIbt6YmLM

[@o-o4276]

Mostly adults

[@qq9_codm_788]

I’m just 12 years old but I know how unique the Philippine eagle is

[@johnmichaelasaytono3809]

23:05 puts me in a teary-eye 🥺🥺🥺 So much emotion looking at the Philippine Eagle flying freely. Please protect our Ph eagle at all cost.

[@toyslifebyzack3644]

At the end she showed up, coz' she know you are waiting for her, she fly, spreading her wide wings, and fly around to show you that she is grateful to be free and she loves the title as the "QUEEN OF ALL BIRDS". Huge respect to you bro, this is a world-class documentary that every people should watch to learn about Philippine Eagle. More power!

[@rudolphrod1877]

You are right what comes to my mind she showed up because she has visitors.amazing bird

[@angienatoyn]

How appropriate that this is shown just a couple of days before Philippine independence day.

[@jefflim1838]

Ulol

[@angienatoyn]

@@jefflim1838 ??

[@h3r0.o_p]

@@angienatoyn Tagalogin mo daw. d kannya naintindhan.😅

[@lorjin007ify]

How appropriate that your comment shown a day ago

[@jamenriquezvlogs721]

How appropriate that you can literally see the toxicity of the people

[@edgarafzelius29]

I really don’t understand the people giving the thumbs down, heartless. I hope the foundation gets more funding.

[@lowkeyarki7091]

Hunters who lost their jobs

[@irungbamclinton2035]

They r birds killer

[@jiro9888]

Vegans probably

[@jordanmik1579]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZzIe6KIbt6YmLM

[@ethanbenoza7555]

Because they are salty hindi malinis ang utak nila

[@TigerLily077]

I love this documentary, and the musical scoring is so epic. The Philippine eagle is so majestic.

[@ishapiang8193]

I've known what a Philippine eagle is for as long as I can read and write, but this documentary made me appreciate its existence. Thank you.

[@soulbrimxd9045]

The goosebumps after seeing the Philippine eagle gliding through the air.

[@joyvalle8552]

Same here..

[@luisreyquialquial1954]

Lol yeah

[@09simon16]

I'm used to it there's a Philippine eagle where I live he/she usually goes here between June and July just circling around

[@fahimashraf9454]

OMG.. true that..

[@hashiramasenju6604]

Yeah, and felt crying too.

[@AVGyerra22]

Okay, holy shit. I told myself "It's just a documentary" but as the Eagle soars through the skies like a ruler I got CHILLS all over my body and didn't stop until the eagle was out of frame. Thank you sir, for this wonderful experience.

[@greatcamio4854]

Same experience bro

[@keitakishima2102]

Same 😅

[@karlhorton1925]

AVGw same here.

[@ryanchestersicad5451]

Same, it's very Majestic and Enchanting!!

[@DieTFT]

that' s what I felt too !

[@corinnekae1736]

When we went hiking in Mt. Mazaraga (near the peak), we actually saw an eagle. It made a noise that’s why we took notice of it. It was my first time seeing it flying and it was amazing. Seeing it roaming the area was breathtaking.

[@sshh1916]

This made me emotional. I was in awe the first time I saw a Philippine Eagle at the Eagle Center. How graceful it was when it spread its wings, the length, the power it holds when it flies. I would be crying if I see one flying in the forest.

[@BulletNumber5va]

He is so beautiful I cried while he is soaring and flying and checking his territory. Glad that the Philippine Eagle is printed on PH passport now 😊

[@imeldavendiola6308]

Great our symbol is eagle & our Philippine flag has a meaningful color,our national anthem has all the meaning & dedication for love of the country.Hoping& praying that will rise,shine &fly again.Our GOD who created all things beautiful will help us make again.Thanks be GOD

[@BulletNumber5va]

Imelda Vendiola Alibata is on our passports as well, I am so pleased 😊

[@virtualspanner]

I feel you. medyo pinipigilan ko nga lang tumulo ang luha ko.. 😅

[@drrncyrll_0637]

@@BulletNumber5va correction: It's Baybayin not alibata... No hate...

[@BulletNumber5va]

DarrenCyrell Escote it’s the same thing yet Baybayin is the correct terminology 😊

[@sulawesipitta]

Hi , I am from Indonesia and bird watcher ethusiast especially raptor. We have Nisaetus Bartelsi as a national bird and critically endangered that need extrain protection and conservation. I also feels very happy sharing joy with you seeing the Philipine eagle flying in their nature territory . The Philipine eagle is just an amazing bird we all need to take care for our next generation to come.

[@MegaOwlster]

Just googled it: wow, the Javan Hawk-Eagle is also quite fantastic.

[@lailezlogs]

i just checked the bird online and it’s absolutely beautiful

[@deltadrom9013]

Nisaetus floris is also rare

[@mannymatters_]

That's one gorgeous bird, sir!!

[@death5913]

True sadly no one is Interested in it Most are interested in video games

[@janinepyke4643]

I'm stunned at how breathtaking that was. Wow! His reaction was wonderful and so genuine..I cried. Brilliant video, thanks!👏👏

[@taminization]

i love philippine eagle so much. im a filipino and no one pats an eye how wonderful amazing this creature is. i once saw one in manila zoo when i was kid and caught my heart since then. sadly we have no camera that time. i watch every video of philippine eagle in youtube and may the government take care of our philippine eagle as how china took good care of their pandas because both are majestic in their own way.

[@pervysage4934]

This video's encouraged me to donate to the Philippine Eagle Foundation. It's only ten bucks but I'm hoping it helps some. Going to donate more when I get paid

[@cancelcancel6613]

Glad to hear that sir, you can donate via Gcash or Paypal 🦅

[@ahmsdenielp.herrera7190]

It's 500 pesos soo yeah that's a lot tbh ._.

[@dantepaule4311]

C'mon.... Great initiative...

[@_6ix.]

Thats alot, a cent to you is a dollar to us.

[@_6ix.]

@@jakejoshuams5609 with the corruption of the government, god only knows what that means.

[@jtozuna]

I love Philippine Eagle. We should all donate money to help their survival.

[@firstnamelastname7298]

dont it will go to the pocket of some gov official

[@pmhernane3903]

I want to do that as well. There are research centers and wildlife conservation org'ns who deserve donations to help them in their endeavors. Even though there's a budget alloted by the gov't for Philippine Eagle conservation, I believe that donations would be very helpful still 💕

[@bahagharidon1940]

@@firstnamelastname7298 PHILIPPINE EAGLE FOUNDATION IS NOT A GOVERMENT AGENCY OR PART OF A GOVERMENT CORPORATION, IT WAS AN NGO.

[@fumaaa5643]

@@firstnamelastname7298 not only the governmdnt also ngos

[@earthling_77]

Ask the channel administrator

[@kazzuhiko123]

This is so beautiful. Seeing the Philippine Eagle flying free just brought me to tears.

[@Candee_Kane]

I am watching this beautiful documentary in April of 2023 and I thank you so much for sharing this moment with us. When I watched the majestic Philippine Eagle fly in the forest I felt humbled and honored to the point of tears. May this beautiful bird and the forest continue to be protected. 🥲

[@jecstrike]

I literally cried when the docu tells that maasim didn't make it. Then I also cried on the part where there's a wild Philippine eagle soaring into the sky

[@jordanmik1579]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZzIe6KIbt6YmLM

[@joyvalle8552]

Same

[@newaccount6414]

I went there once, the birds are really huge and intimidating, but they are very beautiful, graceful and at the same time brimming with power. Nature is amazing.

[@xhonlemuelsorillo4012]

Filipino people wake up guys! Philippine eagle or (HARIBON) HARI-means KING BON-means BIRD That’s why we called it king of birds all over the world 🌎 WilderlandTV- that’s the reality of the truth ur caption is wrong pls. Change it 😂

[@aviark]

I have, along with others, been involved in rescue for decades, and remember one in particular. The rescue and recovery of an adult black palm cockatoo. The bird had become critically ill when the gentleman most responsible in the case decided to wrap him up and hold him literally 24/7 ,while also feeding him. It was quite some years ago but that man's decision made perfect sense to me. That bird felt this man's heartbeat and warmth continually. He also spoke to him with tender encouragement. It took, I believe 2 or 3 weeks, but he recovered.

[@ivanaranas3235]

I love how you gave credit to those who rescued and cared for Maasim. This is an incredible video you made. Fun fact: Maasim means sour in Tagalog. It makes sense since wild eagles have a sour attitude towards potential threats.

[@RomieJayEqueGIpsyche]

and maybe it actually makes sense since she was rescued from the sea. Interesting

[@duckgo2296]

All creatures have sour taste towards potential threats. Stop making stuff up lol

[@geriscicom2009]

Stop deforestation! Educate the people about the environment! Save the Philippine Eagles!

[@akotayo9056]

lol , we non politics filipino's keep on conserving but politics are conserving by their own also..shhhiiiittyy

[@sfv6]

Stop having too many kids first!.....

[@williamwallace3580]

No

[@janjamesramos247]

Simple lang. dapat magkaron ng batas na Maglimit ng residential areas sa forest parks/areas.. Hopefully in all major forest regions in Philippines.. Also reforestation din at pagtatanim ng native trees

[@kornkernel2232]

@@janjamesramos247 Sadly hindi rin simple lang dahil hindi nagagawa. Pero tama ka nga, dapat talaga malimit ang pagkalat ng residential areas. Ang malaking problema sa Pilipinas eh walang Urban Planning. Tayo dito, tayo doon, maganda man or pangit. Karamihan ang issue dito ang mga LGU dahil hindi nila ma-manage ang area nila. Shortsighted din dahil pinapabili ang lupa pero walang masaydong plano as a whole at napapabayaan ang natitirang gubat. Ang ginagawa kasi, instead na redevelop ang existing area, bumibili nalang ng bakanteng lupa para sa new development. So lumalaki lang ang sakop ng bayan or city, nakakain ang gubat at ang existing area sa municipal or city ganoon parin, dugyot, then ang bagong development nasa outskirt na. Dapat talaga laging gawin ang redevelopment sa existing area lang at limit ang pagkuha ng bakanteng lupa sa private development. Puro subdivision sa labas, habang puro squatter sa loob

[@Carlo-zk2cy]

This is why establishing national parks and other protected forest must be a priority.

[@magicgluestoneny2487]

In Sibuyan Island we have plenty of forest cover but under deforestation its destroyed little by little I would like to Blame the local government for letting deforestation destroy natural habitats for some flora and fauna....

[@magicgluestoneny2487]

@@job4674 basahin mo ulit men sorry masyadong advance tong cp ko

[@NovaGirl8]

@@job4674 run-on sentence kasi.

[@xhonlemuelsorillo4012]

Filipino people wake up guys! Philippine eagle or (HARIBON) HARI-means KING BON-means BIRD That’s why we called it king of birds all over the world 🌎 WilderlandTV- that’s the reality of the truth ur caption is wrong pls. Change it 😂

[@me-wo3ss]

If they are in a national park then maybe a Philippine eagle will attack and that is not their habitat so they might be confused

[@murillopaulvincent]

What an incredible experience. I felt your satisfaction when the Queen Bird (Philippine Eagle) made it's appearance before your own eyes during the time when you were about to leave the place. It gives me goosebumps, really. That moment alone gives me an interpretation that the majestic queen bird was thankful and grateful for the people who helped her to get liberated and of course to you as her visitor from other part of the world who decided to see her despite the uncertainty of everything.

[@bhutzsdeguzman4696]

"We regards our Eagles as our children"I don't know but this line gave me chills!!

[@Mira-zb4lh]

I'm a middle school student that lives in the Philippines near Davao and just stumbled upon this beautiful documentary of Philippine eagle and I kinda wished that I can visit them once I saved up some money and donate. Its kinda sad that they don't really teach us in school about how important and endangered they are.

[@moaandorbit6801]

Yeah I agree

[@Gadreel.]

Maybe your teachers didn't teach it to you. Maybe some of teacher didn't teach it but my old teachers did.

[@jed4726]

Baka sa panahon nyo dhil panahon ko Aralin Panlipunan andon national bird natin yan,may usapan na palitan dw MAYA ,

[@iamjoedan]

Goosebumps all over my body. Dan's reaction after seeing Philippine Eagle flew around was priceless. This documentary deserves an award or perhaps a million views. Great job Dan and the team.

[@haroldbeladas9097]

its in 1 mil now :)

[@skipperrussell2025]

Goosebumps and tears.

[@Inaparadigm]

The compassion for these birds is so genuine and inspiring. Watching this really hit different.

[@vencerrequilme2898]

Ilang Beses Ko Na To Napanuod. Pero Hanggang Ngayon Manghang-Mangha Parin Ako. Sobrang Ganda Nya Kapag Lumilipad Na Sya. Gusto Ko Rin Sya Makita Sa Personal Habang Lumilipad.!!

[@janmarvycose8662]

It’s ur time to shine youtube algorithm, show this to as many filipinos as possible #savephilippineeagles

[@charmapacatang8584]

true

[@maharlika9809]

The ignorant shts who hunts this birds wont even be able to watch this videos cause they dont have access to social media and doesn't even have mobile phones.

[@kennethgalleto8344]

Found this vid due to KZbin algorithm. It just pop on my yt homepage without me searching it.

[@jordanmik1579]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZzIe6KIbt6YmLM

[@moeagaruyuuki2202]

of all the eagles, the Philippine Eagle has some kind of majesty to them.

[@montalesjuliuscesard.1010]

yeah its looks very mighty and marvelous by how it stands and how majestic his crown hair

[@boysteacher3818]

Hunters: hehe, guns go brrrrrrrr

[@NichtNameee]

Then you haven't seen the Harpy Eagle or the Golden Eagle

[@chesteryodong8718]

Sir, in our place we have few. In highlands cordellera region

[@francis9506]

you should check out the harpy eagle

[@levia-chan]

I legit got GOOSEBUMPS!! I really hope for our eagles to gradually be in safe population and one day not be considered "extinct" anymore.

[@sugaerplum1154]

Thank you for bringing light to the Philippine Eagle Mr. Dan! 🎉

[@angelopandan8092]

"Fly high, Dream high" - The Philippine Eagle on celebrating the Philippines Independence Day.

[@97liner20]

Fun fact: The Philippine Eagle is very loyal. Once paired to a partner, they choose to remain as a couple for the rest of their lives. One of the reasons why I really love this bird.

[@laksoysoy]

What a coincidence, like most other birds do same

[@Buttikoferiii]

Almost all birds of prey do that lol

[@elliaspajares3509]

Yea true! i've watched and heard that documentary NATG channel.

[@luihed]

Its unique for our country cos most filipino men are not loyal to thier wives.. lol

[@jeffersonvillarta7941]

@@luihed It's not just in the Philippines, it's a trend globally ✌ 😅

[@sexonsamillano2660]

Extremely happy for Dan when he saw the Philippine Eagle! Thanks to him and the wonderful community and people behind the conservation efforts for this unique bird!

[@heartjoy]

I got choked up & teary eyed when he saw that majestic bird flying - what a great documentary!!

[@angelopueyygarcia43]

Damn what a beautiful bird. It looks like a lion, I can see why the ancient Romans used the eagle standard. Such a magnificent bird.

[@mefamox6672]

thats why its called the king in Davao city

[@Erik-ze5ij]

Looks like a griffin(bird lion)

[@lemuellopena1157]

Romans have a symbols called aquila or aquila means eagle

[@brebreboolardoo5910]

Philippine people should protect this birds. Look how beautiful they are.

[@superzon8815]

Yes theres a law here protecting wildlife. We love birds and animals.

[@scorpion3254]

luckily they're now very protected by the PH government and locals, the only problems is they're very slow on production mostly a single chick each breeding season although the survival is high since they're the only top predator

[@yoj312]

the wildlife team protecting their species but the problem is that the Eagle lay eggs every 2 years...and they don't mating to different partners

[@patrick2t724]

I hope so too

[@riegen.]

@@yoj312 They do not mate to a different partner because once a Philippine Eagle found a partner their bond and relationship will never be broken.

[@franzlimeta6633]

Thank you so much mr. Dan for documenting the Philippine Eagle, and it's really amazing for the care and love of support, we really appreciate you.

[@jadeblackwell7696]

I have saved this video in my favorites and everyday, I would watch this...this is the best documentary video I have watched so far.

[@christianpauldelrosario886]

I'm crying while watching this docu-- it's a mixed emotion because (1) the Philippines has this jewel that can't be seen in any other country. (2) Philippine Eagles are now endangered. And (3) Not all Filipinos are educated about the situation of our national bird. Now, through this documentary, I hope people will learn how these raptors play an important role in our ecosystem. This story is truly inspiring. Thank you!

[@blezzieescalante7150]

Thank yuo wildland

[@boyngitpa]

Kaya nga dapat may docu to na pinapalabas sa tv or a series maybe para may alam ang mga kapwa natin pilipino kung ano na ang kalagayan nila lalo na sa mga endanger species na andito sa pinas

[@nickgodines4702]

me too 😭

[@revzmalocon]

OA nyo pa iyak² pa. 🙄🙄🙄

[@etrnlygr8tful]

Christian Paul Del Rosario you shld also check the Philippine documentary about the Phil eagle too.

[@imme5234]

Philippine Eagle is really different from the other Eagle. It's like a Lion type Bird, Wow!

[@bluemarshall6180]

They use to be called the monkey eating eagle.

[@decorumpantroglodytes5962]

Imagine humans being called steak eating apes

[@EmpirePH_TV]

Thank you for showing this to us... I honestly had tears and goosebumps when I saw how majestic she glides in the air, effortless showing her grace and beauty...

[@EpiDeLosSantos]

Nice documentary, so impressive film, especially the title "The Great Philippine Eagle" loud and proud salute to the Philippine Foundation and to the care takers of this one of a kind raptors in the Philippines.

[@loading4354]

_TBH this is more beautiful than the Bald Eagle._ _This is like a _*_"Lion of the Sky."_*

[@babsnadoy]

Bless all those people who are doing their best to give these eagles a fighting chance and to flourish. This documentary deserves more than just views. I think a recognition or award is in order.

[@81Kendymae]

Such an emotional and moving documentary! Thank you!!!

[@MeNoWorryYouNoWorry]

The palm oil industry is one of the major culprits in deforestation.

[@joyvalle8552]

It is also the cause of deforestation and endangerment of animals in other asian countries . That is why i don't buy palm oil. Silent protest.

[@chelssinalam1042]

Exactly! Look at what happened to the orangutan in Indonesia, people destroyed their homes, planting palm trees people wanted to survive without realizing , they harm other creatures that may extinct or lets just say humans are the real animals, so greedy...hoping for those beautiful eagles will survive for a thousand years ..

[@joyvalle8552]

@@chelssinalam1042 yes. And then they get mad when elephants goes into their villages, human overpopulated the Earth, it's so sad that the animals takes the toll.😢 #WeShareTheSameEarth

[@pmhernane3903]

I might be an ignorant Filipino, but I am unsure if there is such kind of industry in the Philippines. Based on what I know, primary causes of deforestation in the Philippines are illegal logging and "kaingin", like coal-making activities.

[@chelssinalam1042]

@@pmhernane3903 sa mindanao may mga palm tree na d naman marami, pero usually mga ill logging tlga yung sumisira sa kalikasan..

[@gvivo2120]

We, Filipinos, are truly grateful that there are biologists from abroad like Dan O'Neill who have the kindness to participate in our local wildlife preservation efforts. The Philippine Eagle is the most majestic amongst our national fauna. It has such noble mean with that regal look on it's face, a seemingly stern and angry look with its furrowed brow and icy stare. Even on screen, its mystical aura is impeccable... I can only imagine how Dan & company must have felt before this eagle at close range. Its sublime beauty and piercing gaze seems to have a hypnotic effect on the beholder. I was entranced... and humbled. This raptor is almost like deity... if not royalty. 😀🇵🇭

[@jordanmik1579]

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[@Proxy_JM08]

I love the way you write your comment! Very well said and I totally agree with you.

[@jamestan4659]

Kulang sa pansin, uhaw sa attention at papuri ng mga dayuhan. Ganyan ang Pinoy

[@ophirtarshish6379]

@@jamestan4659 Kesa mag ngawngaw ka dyan kaka batikos manood ka nalang

[@jamestan4659]

@@ophirtarshish6379 totoo nman eh 😆, na feature lang tayo sa foreign film "proud pinoy" comment, mga utak alipin ng kastila

[@pikamemeng1865]

Thank you for appreciating the philppine eagle. Love your documentary. The production quality is top notch, compelling story-telling and most of all, your genuine passion to help our national bird to come back from the brink of nearly extinction due to greedy humans destroying their habitat has moved me.

[@knightcommander6512]

This is a brilliant documentary it should be shared throughout so that these Philippine eagles thrive for the next generations.

[@ainissesthai9428]

Damn... I'll be a college student this year and for the past years of thinking what should i take what should be my goal. I think i have now... I'm now determined to pursue being a veterinarian so i can help in conservation efforts for our Philippine eagles Sorry for my english

[@number7417]

Good luck! Be happy.

[@joserizal6773]

by the time ur already a veterinarian there's no more Philippine eagles they're gone!

[@halleluia2025]

@@joserizal6773 nega ka epal

[@angeldelrosario5125]

Good luck and enjoy while studying

[@fmmm883]

Thank you! We need people like you! Pursue it. Overcome challenges. Ask God for providence and finish it!

[@QuehvzLlanes30]

When I saw the Philippine Eagle soaring freely above the jungle.. I can't stop my tears.. it's our pride and we must protect them and made their numbers in the wild be more. I'm hoping and looking for a better future for our Philippine Eagles.. I salute all the members and staff of our Philippine Eagle Foundation. God bless you more and God protect our National Bird more ❤❤❤

[@allandupale5288]

Beautiful documentary and legacy! Thanks for sharing it!

[@hanyong8261]

Thanks for helping our Philippine Eagle and conserving them.

[@danielblue4460]

When I was in 2nd or 3rd grade, I saw a gigantic eagle flapping atop a very tall Caimito tree somewhere in the Cordilleras and instinct drove me to hide on some plants. The vista is still very vivid and never to be forgotten. Every KZbin recommendation of Philippine eagles is click all the way.

[@exudeku]

I can say the same, when I visit my Granpa's Funeral in Ifugao back in 2004

[@Armuandist]

I have never seen a bird as majestic as The Philippine Eagle.

[@joycamposvillanueva3109]

Beautiful and well presented documentary . The Philippine Eagle looks like she is wearing a crown in her head, awesome! Thank you and congratulations Dan and the whole team. Bravo!

[@iannatinga5395]

All I can say is my deepest thank you for this. Thank you so much.

[@amandaolives1227]

This is a great documentary, no doubt about it. But can we appreciate the efforts of the experts from the Philippine Eagle Foundation who tirelessly work for the protection of these amazing raptors? Mabuhay po kayo!

[@normadelantar3062]

​@@joshualanzlaoutzi5648I agrre

[@jubertong1242]

OMG! This made me cry! I felt his disappointment when we all though that he will never see a free flying Philippine Eagle in its natural habitat. So happy to see that Eagle flying so freely.Goosebumps!

[@jefflim1838]

Arte mo

[@terencebenedicttondo5240]

@@jefflim1838 kaya nga nag english pa haha

[@eustoneuwan712]

wala na kayong pake kung gusto nyang mag english. 🙄

[@drianmortiz9375]

Same bro. 👍👍

[@jasheenjamenour3281]

jeff lim bobo ka kasi

[@asiyaasiya1730]

Beautiful, magnificent, and just a total graceful creation!

[@jsnssn6301]

Great video documentation about Philippine eagle, thanks for sharing.

[@markmanansala9009]

I'm so glad seeing some of comments here would love to donate for the conservatation of the Phil Eagle, i do hope someday that our education department(DEPED) will have a subject that will focus on the importance, uniqueness and preservation of our endangered species(phil eagles, tarsier and etc.)found in our country. I do believe in educating our locals will be one of the main key for the preservation of this gorgeous species. If we lose them we fail as a nation.

[@jordanmik1579]

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[@Liza-og8ln]

Truth

[@baby3361]

Kaso secretary natin si briones na deputa eh

[@rovsyyygaming6306]

@@baby3361 tama wala sa isip nila yan. Di sakop ng pag iisip nila. Mangukarot lang nasa isip ng mga yan

[@Jinsu-nnie777]

Yes.. it's not enough to just squeeze them into Araling Panlipunan. Our endemic species needs an entire subject of their own

[@irmamutuc1833]

In the early 90s, as part of a sponsorship of our Del Monte clients, I was lucky enough to see these majestic creatures in the Phil Eagle Foundation compound in Davao. I was a copywriter at McCann-Erickson, Phils., tasked to write tidbits of information about the Phil. Eagle (then more popularly known as the monkey-eating eagle) which were to be printed at the back of every Del Monte product. This was to let the public get to know these rare and endangered Philippine treasure and give way for donations. If I remember right, there were only a couple of adult eagles in the center at that time (for breeding) and one baby bred in captivity. We were only allowed to view the adult eagles outside their cages. The adults were truly majestic and one talon is almost as big as my whole hand. It wasn't just their size that gave them majesty, it was their whole stance. One fleeting glance from the female eagle made me cower. I remember thinking how much bigger, more majestic, and how much more intimidating the female eagle was compared to the male. The baby eagle was in a smaller cage, was much more docile as it wasn't raised in the wild, and was used to the presence of people so my art director and I were allowed to see it up close and take photos. We were allowed into its small cage (approximately 8-10 sq m?). I sat in a small stool possibly a meter and half away from the eagle as my art director clicked away. At some point, it got scary as it started looking my way very curiously. It turns out it was only because my watch was catching the light. I cautiously covered my watch with my other hand. That was a memorable experience! I wish I had kept all the photos. I did the writing and the subsequent proofreading of all the labels which bore the details of the eagle. Up to this time, even if I'm half asleep and you ask me for its scientific name, I still remember - Pithecophaga jefferyi.

[@jordanmik1579]

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[@gilbertlopoz7951]

I had goosebumps and teary eyed at the last part of the video where he saw the eagle came out and just fly freely. What a feeling. If I were there, I'd feel euphoria! Phew.

[@marventurestv249]

The best documentary I've watched so far about the Philippine Eagles. Truly a world treasure. Let's help protect and conserve this amazing creature. 🇵🇭

[@mr.nobodychillingvibes9067]

For those who want to help to save the Philippine eagle, help us stop the deforestation in our country so that they can live happy

[@Katimoy]

Kill those corrupt politicians who let miners and company ruined the land especially in Mindanao for the sake of their bank accounts.

[@xhonlemuelsorillo4012]

Filipino people wake up guys! Philippine eagle or (HARIBON) HARI-means KING BON-means BIRD That’s why we called it king of birds all over the world 🌎 WilderlandTV- that’s the reality of the truth ur caption is wrong pls. Change it 😂

[@unknowing5818]

hari + ibon *

[@kevincarlsantos8160]

They lay egg every 2 years plus when there partners die they didn’t look for another one plus when the forest where they live dies they also dies thats loyalty

[@rev1918]

"Loyalty" a trait that us Filipino don't have.

[@hans5641]

rev 1 looooooool

[@lynxiavanilla3565]

While it's true that they only lay 1 egg every two years, it is not true that if one dies, the remaining eagle will not find another mate and be unpaired til death. They often take in new mates as a replacement.

[@unknowing5818]

@@rev1918 eh, not all of them. Stop generalizing tho there are loyal people out there :P why so pessimistic. did someone hurt you

[@peterarnaldo2418]

Big risk ik

[@coldplacewarmpeople]

Thank you. Very much. For taking care of our bird.

[@emdrmt28]

I first watched the Bird of Prey which was so amazing and this is another great documentary about the Philippine Eagle. May people continue to protect and bring awareness to people about conservation and saving nature and its creatures.

[@jimininakyeopta5323]

I actually cried upon seeing the eagle. It's absolutely majestic!

[@rnfifi-erjournals5417]

It's so sad to hear that the Philippine Eagle, the Philippines' national bird is at the brink of extinction. 14 years ago, back when I was in elementary school, I can clearly remember how my history teacher explains the significance of the eagle to the country's freedom.

[@hotasianstepsister3039]

Walang paki alam ang karamihan ng mga pilipino sa kahalagahan ng Philippine Eagle

[@jmr1920]

people in our country are mostly easily corrupted with chunk change, and exaggerated promises from politicians. there is no hope there, if you can get out. do it.

[@rnfifi-erjournals5417]

@@jmr1920 i live in Florida now

[@hanjesse31]

It is because of the ignorance

[@romaengholm]

@@hotasianstepsister3039 I don't think this is true. I grew up in Davao and everyone cares for them, when an eagle is hurt, illegally kept, etc. they are reported and brought to the sanctuary immediately. Local people know about the eagle center, that they are endangered and they do their part in the conservation. You saw the reaction of the people in Maasin, that's how it is everywhere the eagle flies. I think Filipinos in general care about its welfare. However, it's the general lack of care for the environment of people who have access to logging that makes the impact on not just the Phil. eagle but of other animals, people, and the forests. They are the few that ruins it for everybody. You can't know how protective are the local people about them. That guy they interviewed on the beach, that community leader who first knew of the rescued bird, they were the whole community talking.

[@jerichotomas5125]

Love you Dan O'Neil... Thanks for coming here...live to love life

[@carlosmagnopetz1050]

Thank you for coming in the Philippines, God bless you more

[@kent.y927]

When I was in Elementary, eagles are freely flying above us while we sing the Philippine National Anthem in school during the flag ceremonies. When eagles come, we all look up and happy because we see the Philippine National Bird, our symbol of courage and hope.

[@dionesiomiguel5795]

🥺🥺🥺

[@innomarinas6800]

I got goosebumps when I saw the Philippine Eagle flying,,oh my G-d what a magnificent scene beautiful bird she's the queen

[@enricomendoza1475]

It's an inspiring documentary film. Thank you so much!

[@BTLapuLapu26]

Thank you for making this documentary.

[@waleedalgharabally9385]

Long live the wisdom of Philippine people. From Kuwait with admiration

[@Astania08]

Oh, Kuwait. Hóla. Greetings from the Philippines.

[@giovalerio408]

This is some national geographic level of editing,nice cinematography

[@Vanessa-jln]

That’s our Philippine Eagle!!! 🦅🇵🇭

[@ivanmon-alon5346]

One of the best documentary about Philippine Eagle!

[@egxmac7658]

Like Thailand that value their Elephant, Honored, and respect. I think not just the people from the Mindanao, but every Filipino should do the same for the Philippine Eagle.

[@TatayNiElias]

I don't think Thailand value their Elephant w the way they're abusing them for entertainment.

[@claridelawing7394]

I don't think so, they had been abused for such a long time. Pricking their bodies to follow what the trainors want them to do just to entertain people, imagine the stress and pain they had to endure just to satisfy their so-called masters. Poor elephant...

[@Random_JapGuy]

Thailand use Elephant for tourists attraction

[@spacepopejunior6571]

Film of the year

[@reedee9330]

I was looking up different birds tonight and this video came up somehow. I've always marveled at eagles and being Filipino, I'm partially biased to the Philippine eagle... what a documentary! I cried when you saw the eagle when you were about to leave. Oh my heart! What an amazing creature. This film is amazing and thank you for making it ❤

[@spyspyck6840]

Amazing indeed no words can explained the feeling of just seeing it soar