Right on a special occasion for the world came an offspring. The first Philippine eagle bred in captivity named "Pag-asa" had her offspring hatched.
It was said that the hatching process took a dramatic 48 hours before the actual emerging from the shell occured.
According to Philippine Eagle Foundation and the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, only 180 to 500 pairs were left in the wild and as the species being considered as critically endangered comes with little effort from many citizens.
This is one of the reasons why we should still get in hand on saving our home planet.
Our race survived for thousand of years, and we could still make it even if we conserve our planet!
We may continue living, but our resources will soon fade and we'll have nothing left...
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