I've seen both eagles. They have both in Subic. Philippine eagle is way bigger and more masculine. Their talons are also bigger ang longer. And when Philippine eagle makes that weird loud scream every animal in the zoo creeps out even tigers.
The Philippine Eagle certainly represents the Filipino people very well. They look harmless, cute, and friendly... but piss them off, that's when the talons come out.
Yeah deforestation looks like the main cause of making local wildlife species endangered. Also the lack of knowledge on how to treat the animal/proper interaction, makes it worse.
I heard a story of an eagle attack in the philippines before. My uncle told me about this. He was with a vet looking out for Philippine eagle to check their numbers or tags. One vet accidentally stumbled upon an eagle trying to capture a monkey that was headed to him, the monkey run under him then they eagle tried gauging his face. Luckily they already have their tranquilize gun ready, so they shot the eagle to stop it from attacking. Luckily the eagle was fine but the guy got deep wounds in his arms and chest so he was sent to the closest hospital
Do you know that there was a point in our lives here in the Philippines. That the Americans selected Maya as our national bird. You know the reason by watching this video...
I prefer the Maya , they have sweet chirps and very gentle attitude. They rarely interact with people. I used to feed a family of Maya when I was a kid I would collect bugs and beetles toss them in the air and a Maya would swoop down and catch them. And did you know that Maya despite their size can fight off crows and ravens.
Ha? Ano karapatan ng us na mag disisyon ng national bird naten? Haha pinoy din ang pumili nun... Buti nalang pinalitan din nila... Hindi us ang nag declare ng national bird na maya naten....
Unfortunately, Philippine eagles only lay 1 to 2 eggs every 2 years and they mate for life. They're a very monogamous creature. Which actually add up to the reason why there's so few of them.
I was laughing so hard. The narrator might be American, I swear he chose the pictures that would make the bald eagle look mean and strong and the ph. eagle look shookt asf. Jokes aside these are two majestic creatures.
@John joseph Corona "British" as in "is from & lives in Britain" is what I meant. I never said anything about ethnicity, just nationality. I'm sorry I confused you. Maybe the guy has a US citizenship but who knows.
You know why? Because mostly of Bald Eagle stares are just like that and the Philippine Eagle really represents filipino emotion, reaction, and mostly, habit. PH eagle are just like "Lah bakit ganyan ka tumingin? Wag ka namang ganyan nakakatakot ka eh" But in reality, filipino people's are intelligent, strong and brave💪
There is this one time when me and my family went in a zoo here in Mindanao, and we sat in the very exact bench where the caretaker will stand and the philippine eagle will fly through him. That eagle is so massive, we were all so shocked when the host said that the bird was only 6 months old
The female are 10% larger than its male counterpart. I think it was a female eagle that you saw. If the zoo you're talking about is Crocodile Park, they do show the eagles in specific days but not everyday cuz it stresses them out.
Our family have history of rescuing a philippine eagle and eagle-owl when I was like 10 years old, they were both in need of medication and I'm so glad that we have been part of something good, it is really rare to see philippine eagle one in our city but when you saw one it's so worth it
Guys i hope you will react to QUEEN OF BIRDS by WilderlandTV, a special documentary of saving the eagle for conservation. You will see how the Philippine Eagle Organization take care of the sick Eagle and this type of eagle is being rescued from the ocean. The documentary film video gave me goosebumps.
The title of that docu is really sus, downgrading the name haribon ( king of Birds) which he basically mentioned and still name it "queen". If you are looking for a better documentary that tackles philippine eagle then watch Bird of Prey by Cornell Lab of Ornithology which is an award winning documentary available here on yt, national geographic even used their footage.
I saw a Philippine eagle when it arrived in our small town here in bukidnon, it came from davao where it was initially released. We were about a mile away but when it fly it can be seen clearly due to its wingspan. Philippine eagle center personell where quick to arrive to monitor its activities and to protect it from the locals who live nearby.
Hahaha....the bald eagle looking ferocious intimidating the PH eagle in the pic lol....but hey I know how badass that Haribon is (king of birds) that thing attacked me twice....one in captivity i didnt know it had a long reach I was taking a picture of them in a cage was stupid of me to think I was on safe distance the beak lacerated my arm and followed by its claw that nearly got me....gave me a badass look badder than that of the bald eagle. Another time was when I was strolling down the beach and it glided over my head I felt the strong wind of its wing span....it was majestic but my balls went up my throat I thought I was dead....maybe it thought Im a bigger prey to handle......comparing it to the bald eagle the haribon has a groovier hair style lol.
I'm from Southern Leyte Philippines. We used to have one before when I was a kid. My grandfather found it injured when it was still small. My grandfather raise it until it becomes adult and ready to survive and then he release it. I still remember when my grandfather didn't notice that a venomous snake entered on it's cage and I shout so hard that there's a snake on the cage and then suddenly when we got back, half of the snakes remains hahaha. I really love that bird, my grandfather use to free it on morning and return on sunset.
Im filipino and I totally find the "vs" thumbnail funny, I could use it in memes, like mom saw you break the plate and the reaction was indeed "oh sh" 🤣 or when you're meeting crush vs when you're meeting friends 😂
You should watch Birds of Prey documentary about Haribon or the Philippine Eagle. You can see them in their own habitat - the forest. Edit: also watch Queen of Birds by Dan O'neil Fact: The Philippine Eagle is the only blue gray eyed raptor. Once mated, it's for life.
Lol - that’s true!🤣 I love my birth country, but that's a funny expression of the Philippines eagle next to the American eagle! I'm sure both birds are powerful in their ways!
"The Philippine eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi), also known as the monkey-eating eagle", pretty much dictates on how strong it is comparing physical and Mental strengths seeing to it as they prey on literally scuffed, mentally degraded and smaller version of humans🤣🤣 ...(STRICTLY OWN OPINION)
I saw Philipine Eagle in our school many times while doing flag ceremony and Once on my lola's Barangay(Village) . I think they are living on the top of our Mount Matutum and mountains. I would be happy if they still alive now since you can just see them very rarely.
in the first pic. it's not about the looks, but it's about what they can do! 💪🏻 literaly representing what filipino is! 🇵🇭 killing that inteligent monkey is enough to prove who is better in tactics. and because they're eating that much protein, philippine eagle is obviously stronger and heavier.. but i love bald eagle in the way he looks, it so badass.
I saw a Philippine Eagles 30 years in captivity. A couple and an eaglet named "Pagasa" meaning Hope. I heard Pagasa died last year. I'm glad that the Philippines recognizes the Haribons as the nation's National Bird, it should get the protection it deserves.
Though Philippine Eagle doesn't attack humans by nature. As Filipino's we're still afraid of it. And only trained people can pet that here. It's Philippine Eagles choice if it will choose you as a trainer not the other way around.
For me they're all both powerful birds, it depends on their prey or diet which they may captured on forest..there were no comparison at all hence they're the same diet..
"I don't think birds fight each other like that." Oh, you'd be surprised at how utterly ruthless birds are. Falcons, eagles, crows, owls, and even some finches normally eat other birds. Not even to mention that there are several raptors that have a mostly avivorous diet. So yeah, raptors couldn't care less about the fact that they're eating another bird, just as much as a shark wouldn't be bothered about eating another fish :V
I've seen pigeons being cut in half or beheaded by a peregrine falcon, you're gonna need a binocular for that but it looks more horrible once you see dismembered pigeon on the ground.
@@surryvevialyn5167 "who asked?" lol who hurt you today? If they didn't want people's thoughts and opinions, they would've turned the comments section off.
Bald eagle is primarily a fish eagle while the Philippine eagle is a forest eagle. Open land or coastal eagles has relatively longer wingspan relative to its body among eagles because of the need to do long-range cruising and gliding while hunting for prey while forest eagles such as the Philippine eagle and Harpy eagle has a relatively shorter wingspan in relation to body mass among eagles due to its need for quick turns and higher maneuverability navigating around treetops and forest canopy. For perspective, if the Philippine eagle would have the same ratio of wingspan in relation to its body mass as the Bald eagle, its wingspan would have been at least 8.5 feet.
i've seen that 2 species and what it said about the size is a little bit not accurate because bald eagle is just 3/4 the size of Philippines Eagle...I'm from the Philippines when i was just a kid we had a Philippines Eagle in captivity that we took care and now I'm leaving here in canada where the bald eagle is abondantly living with people while we are fishing they are diving for a fish too....
@@jcc4543 yeah bruhh I agree with you.. pH eagle hunt monkey believe me I have seen wild monkey in our province and its bigger than my 5 years old cousin.. imagine that is the prey of pH eagle..lmao
What makes Philippine Eagle rare is that they only have one mate all their life, if that mate dies, it's hard to find another mate. And they only lay 1-2 eggs per year
@@chewewww__1251 the wedge tailed eagle has a maximum recorded wing span of 9 feet 4 inches.. that is the largest wingspan of any predatory bird living ever recorded.
We need to protect the re two majestic birds from being extinct. Good news is that bald eagle's population is rebounding but the Philippine eagle is endangered.
I personally yes I saw it. However they're closer to extinction, so sad because they can produce only one egg every two years. But they're stick to one they're loyal to one another.
I've seen the Philippine eagle in person, and I can say this, it's fucking terrifying. It's the only bird that I will never go anymore closer than 10 feet. The one that I saw was a fully grown female, and I truly believe if it wants to kill you, it can kill you.
I've seen a Philippine Eagle before in a captivity and my God their claws were bigger than my hands equipped with sharp claws, shit just gave me goosebumps.
Yes we do have the Red-Headed Vultures in Malaysia, himalayan vultures and bearded vultures to name a few....which are critically endangered and protected species of birds.
I'm in the Inland Empire (So. Califprnia). We have resident Bald Eagles nearby bodies of water, i.e., lakes. We have seen bald eagles fly over the freeways. We visit some eagles nests and also encountered pairs at 10 feet above ground. They are massive. Their eyes will intimidate anyone at close range. I have been intimidated by several of our bald eagles 😂. I sure would love to encounter the Philippine eagles someday.
Hahaha. Im from the Philippines and I agree that the Bald eagle looks badass in the first clip. The Philippines eagle looks like "What the hell am I doing here?" nyahaha. 🤣 Dont let them fight and hope we help them breed to repopulate. Phil eagle is as well near extinction. Good content guys. Liked and subs. 👍
The bold eagle look like a handsome bird and the Filipino bird and look like so tough and rough. Well that’s what Filipino are. We are tough and rough. We don’t afraid to work hard so that’s what our Eagle look like that’s my opinion
Wahahaha. The Philippine eagle somehow reflects the Filipinos. Its face looks friendly, cute and carefree. And due to its hair, it looks naturally like a carefree king 🤣 but can be fierce when protecting their family. Bald eagles are intimidating, so pretty! There is really not much studies about Philippine Eagle because it is rare unlike Bald eagles. Philippines eagle have an amazing and resounding tweet or lets say roar. Very iconic!!! You should hear it. It is definitely like a king of the air.
KNOWN FACT..During American colonization of the Philippines, U.S. Gov't did'nt accept and officiate the Philippine Eagle as NATIONAL BIRD. It twarths yhe BALD EAGLE like a chicken by size and features.
Been years ago, but there's a midwest wildlife preserve called Squaw Creek that has nesting bald eagles every year. It is on the eastern border of Nebraska if I remember right. Been years ago I was there, but the only time I've seen them in the wild.
the dude didnt say that philippine eagles hunt wild juvinile and baby pigs too, and these pigs are big and heavy but die from the talons from blood loss
We have a pet philippine eagle before we found him on woods when me and my father was camping when our husky hear noice then when we follow our dog we found a baby eagle near the lake we have a deal to return it on its nest but we cant find it so we adopt the eagle and when he grow up that he can enable to fly we set him free from where we found him. I miss Recon we dont know its gender but ill never forget how he/she eats my hamster hahaha but its ok now his/she free from the woods
Philippine Eagle is also called Monkey-Eating Eagle. I've seen a juvenile or young eagle in the zoo and it gave me creeps when it opened its wings as if the both tips touching both ends of the cage.
The bald and brown eagles where I’m at in British Columbia are huge, sometimes when you are out fishing you can throw a piece of scrap up in the air and the eagle will swoop in and precisely grab it mid air.
The Bald eagle is a fish eagle, hunts mostly fish. Philippine eagle is top predator in the forest and hunts prey as big as monkeys. It used to be called Monkey Eating Eagle! 🤔
@@krakenwindzstorm961 did you watch the whole video or you just skip man bald eagle lives close to ocean or like close to water because thats where they eat they're food you skip man man quit being a 6 year old
Me and my friends were playing when suddenly an eagle was flying in circles above us. We got scared and ran to a store. That's when we realized that the eagle was after the loitering chicken with its chicks near the lot where we were playing.
The Philippine eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi) the most unique and rare eagle in the world, also known as the monkey-eating eagle or great Philippine eagle, is a critically endangered species of eagle of the family Accipitridae which is endemic to forests in the Philippines. Code Name Haribon or King of birds resembles the lion and looks like the mythical beast Gryphon. The Philippine eagle is magnificent and majestic.
You guys should react to Tanah Papua: A Paradise for Birds! This video featured beautiful species of bird-of-paradise from Indonesia! The link is down below:
@2:16 no point of comparison there between an adult bald eagle with menacing look vs a fledgling philippine eagle. makes no sense guys.... it's like comparing hulk hogan vs karate kid
Bald eagle = 2.5 to 3 feet Philippine eagle = up to 3 feet 4 inches Reactors: "they're about the same height" No they're not. For a 3 foot bird a difference of 4 inches is huge. That's like saying a 6'0" dude is about the same height as a 6'7" dude
It's true. When you see a Philippine eagle in a forest, people say that it is healing. We often hear it from our elders. They're the spiritual protector of our lands, atleast that's what our ancestors believed.
American eagle: stares*
Philippine eagle: (saitama stare) *ok*
Ahahahaha agree
What if they fight right? HAHAHAHA
nothing you can see but strong and powerfull eagle philippine eagle
hahha! i like this...
Pinoy ka talaga HAHAHA
I'm from Southern Leyte in Philippines, this birds are huge in person. I saw a puppy got snatch by this eagle.
Nimeroy kala
@@suckmadeck864 nimeroy ka liwat. Hahaha
Yeah , i believe you those human sized eagle exist
Puppy lang?... Golden eagle kumukuha ng malalaking kambing..
@@fadipelpinosas hahahhaa Bata din pre
I've seen both eagles. They have both in Subic. Philippine eagle is way bigger and more masculine. Their talons are also bigger ang longer. And when Philippine eagle makes that weird loud scream every animal in the zoo creeps out even tigers.
Lol, all the other animals creeps even lion. so funny.
Is there an tiger in the manila zoo??
Or another zoo??
@@tounbak9269 a zoo is not a zoo without tigers 😁
@@tounbak9269 a tiger*
I have also saw one and when our philipine eagle screamed it literally freaked out the monkeys
The Philippine Eagle certainly represents the Filipino people very well. They look harmless, cute, and friendly... but piss them off, that's when the talons come out.
Just like any humble culture...
No not true u die when u piss them off and thats an Achievement
@@franzaddisonita-as5799 hahaha so me
@@MrAnonymous650 choke in jealousy
so Filipinos has rising talons also? very weird but awesome
Philippine eagle: HAHA KALBO!
Bald eagle: -_-
Hahaha
PH Eagle: oof! Sorry 😳
😂😂😂
Hahahaha
HAHAHAH TAENA MO LT EH
Please be notified that Foreign hunters are rampant in the Philippines. We native to protect our Philippine eagles
Filipinos were one of the problem because of deforestation and idk if people hunted them but yeah thats my point theyre not all foreigners
Yeah deforestation looks like the main cause of making local wildlife species endangered. Also the lack of knowledge on how to treat the animal/proper interaction, makes it worse.
I saw Philippine Eagle in Davao.. so majestic and regal.. too protective in their young ones.
saw it too since 2010
I heard a story of an eagle attack in the philippines before. My uncle told me about this. He was with a vet looking out for Philippine eagle to check their numbers or tags. One vet accidentally stumbled upon an eagle trying to capture a monkey that was headed to him, the monkey run under him then they eagle tried gauging his face. Luckily they already have their tranquilize gun ready, so they shot the eagle to stop it from attacking. Luckily the eagle was fine but the guy got deep wounds in his arms and chest so he was sent to the closest hospital
That's why killing Philippine Eagle will put you in jail in a minimum of 20 years
But in mindanao many people normally in the mountains killed them for food and they dont go to jail
@@gerardohurtada maybe you are the one of them
@@gerardohurtada pano mo nasabi.
@@gerardohurtada ur wrong they didn't in a matter of fact they release it after taking picture
Do you know that there was a point in our lives here in the Philippines. That the Americans selected Maya as our national bird. You know the reason by watching this video...
I loved mayas i catched one when i was a kid but it got eaten by a rat its all bones thats left also theres many of them here when its close to night
Lol they keep on pausing and won't stfu when its about the philippine eagle.
Clearly biased 😂
I prefer the Maya , they have sweet chirps and very gentle attitude. They rarely interact with people. I used to feed a family of Maya when I was a kid I would collect bugs and beetles toss them in the air and a Maya would swoop down and catch them.
And did you know that Maya despite their size can fight off crows and ravens.
Ha? Ano karapatan ng us na mag disisyon ng national bird naten? Haha pinoy din ang pumili nun... Buti nalang pinalitan din nila... Hindi us ang nag declare ng national bird na maya naten....
Both Beautiful Birds that needs to be protected.🇵🇭
Unfortunately, Philippine eagles only lay 1 to 2 eggs every 2 years and they mate for life. They're a very monogamous creature. Which actually add up to the reason why there's so few of them.
And if one of the mated eagle dies, the other doesn't find another partner which makes it even more difficult.
That is so sad
@@keiko73 That is why they should be protected
my friends took care of an injured eagle(philippines) when the injured leg was ok they set it free back in the wild
I was laughing so hard. The narrator might be American, I swear he chose the pictures that would make the bald eagle look mean and strong and the ph. eagle look shookt asf. Jokes aside these are two majestic creatures.
The narrator is not American. He has a British accent and is therefore British.
@John joseph Corona "British" as in "is from & lives in Britain" is what I meant. I never said anything about ethnicity, just nationality. I'm sorry I confused you.
Maybe the guy has a US citizenship but who knows.
Yea
@@Shythalia AHHAAHHAAHAHAHAHA
*I am confusion*
You know why? Because mostly of Bald Eagle stares are just like that and the Philippine Eagle really represents filipino emotion, reaction, and mostly, habit. PH eagle are just like "Lah bakit ganyan ka tumingin? Wag ka namang ganyan nakakatakot ka eh" But in reality, filipino people's are intelligent, strong and brave💪
Between the two birds, the Philippine eagle looks more majestic with its plume on the head.
This two is just intererested in bald but they just don't know how strong the PH eagles
kinda funny how the script writers kept raising the bald eagle and saying "But the bald-"
There is this one time when me and my family went in a zoo here in Mindanao, and we sat in the very exact bench where the caretaker will stand and the philippine eagle will fly through him. That eagle is so massive, we were all so shocked when the host said that the bird was only 6 months old
The female are 10% larger than its male counterpart. I think it was a female eagle that you saw. If the zoo you're talking about is Crocodile Park, they do show the eagles in specific days but not everyday cuz it stresses them out.
Woah
If the Philippine eagle flew THROUGH him he'd be dead
let's compare it to the largest, greatest BRAZIl'S GREATEST ONE, THE HARPY EAGLE!!!!
I just felt that they were biased in their comments and reviews.
2:20 they need those wide eyes for spotting prey in thick jungles while bald eagle mostly hunt salmon or any fish
Our family have history of rescuing a philippine eagle and eagle-owl when I was like 10 years old, they were both in need of medication and I'm so glad that we have been part of something good, it is really rare to see philippine eagle one in our city but when you saw one it's so worth it
I remember the first time I saw a ph eagle. Didn't expect it to be so big. Being a 4 year old kid I felt like it could cary me😂😂
Guys i hope you will react to QUEEN OF BIRDS by WilderlandTV, a special documentary of saving the eagle for conservation. You will see how the Philippine Eagle Organization take care of the sick Eagle and this type of eagle is being rescued from the ocean. The documentary film video gave me goosebumps.
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I highly agree with that,I'm just curious why does its queen while it obviously king,no discrimination to other eagle, ight
This documentary is a trash... opinion of a foreigner. "Haring ibon" get it.
The title of that docu is really sus, downgrading the name haribon ( king of Birds) which he basically mentioned and still name it "queen". If you are looking for a better documentary that tackles philippine eagle then watch Bird of Prey by Cornell Lab of Ornithology which is an award winning documentary available here on yt, national geographic even used their footage.
Don't degrade our nation bird calling it queen. We call it "HARING IBON" which means KING! Making a manipulative documentary is a trash!
I saw a Philippine eagle when it arrived in our small town here in bukidnon, it came from davao where it was initially released. We were about a mile away but when it fly it can be seen clearly due to its wingspan. Philippine eagle center personell where quick to arrive to monitor its activities and to protect it from the locals who live nearby.
There five in mt.kalatungan in Dagumbaan
Hahaha....the bald eagle looking ferocious intimidating the PH eagle in the pic lol....but hey I know how badass that Haribon is (king of birds) that thing attacked me twice....one in captivity i didnt know it had a long reach I was taking a picture of them in a cage was stupid of me to think I was on safe distance the beak lacerated my arm and followed by its claw that nearly got me....gave me a badass look badder than that of the bald eagle. Another time was when I was strolling down the beach and it glided over my head I felt the strong wind of its wing span....it was majestic but my balls went up my throat I thought I was dead....maybe it thought Im a bigger prey to handle......comparing it to the bald eagle the haribon has a groovier hair style lol.
So, glad you still survived'
They do hunt monkeys...
🤔
Joke lang✌️😂✌️
@@boingboingresearcherph.d.2871 haha... He couldve been a snake... snake to his friends.
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@@boingboingresearcherph.d.2871 best comment ever hahaha
joke lang din
A scar!?
Das badass!!
Must be a great at parties or great as a conversation starter.
I'm from Southern Leyte Philippines. We used to have one before when I was a kid. My grandfather found it injured when it was still small. My grandfather raise it until it becomes adult and ready to survive and then he release it. I still remember when my grandfather didn't notice that a venomous snake entered on it's cage and I shout so hard that there's a snake on the cage and then suddenly when we got back, half of the snakes remains hahaha. I really love that bird, my grandfather use to free it on morning and return on sunset.
When he said 'haring eye-bon' 😂😂
Im filipino and I totally find the "vs" thumbnail funny, I could use it in memes, like mom saw you break the plate and the reaction was indeed "oh sh" 🤣 or when you're meeting crush vs when you're meeting friends 😂
You should watch Birds of Prey documentary about Haribon or the Philippine Eagle. You can see them in their own habitat - the forest.
Edit: also watch Queen of Birds by Dan O'neil
Fact: The Philippine Eagle is the only blue gray eyed raptor. Once mated, it's for life.
I watched already “ Birds o Prey” excellent, Inspiring, amazing documentary, I love ♥️ it…
Lol - that’s true!🤣 I love my birth country, but that's a funny expression of the Philippines eagle next to the American eagle! I'm sure both birds are powerful in their ways!
Phillipine eagle is so powerful, mysterious, majestic. Its like a bird of God.
"The Philippine eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi), also known as the monkey-eating eagle", pretty much dictates on how strong it is comparing physical and Mental strengths
seeing to it as they prey on literally scuffed, mentally degraded and smaller version of humans🤣🤣 ...(STRICTLY OWN OPINION)
I saw Philipine Eagle in our school many times while doing flag ceremony and Once on my lola's Barangay(Village) . I think they are living on the top of our Mount Matutum and mountains. I would be happy if they still alive now since you can just see them very rarely.
in the first pic. it's not about the looks, but it's about what they can do! 💪🏻
literaly representing what filipino is! 🇵🇭
killing that inteligent monkey is enough to prove who is better in tactics.
and because they're eating that much protein, philippine eagle is obviously stronger and heavier..
but i love bald eagle in the way he looks, it so badass.
Damn the monkey eating eagle looks so majestic😳
I saw a Philippine Eagles 30 years in captivity. A couple and an eaglet named "Pagasa" meaning Hope. I heard Pagasa died last year. I'm glad that the Philippines recognizes the Haribons as the nation's National Bird, it should get the protection it deserves.
When I was young, I always thought a Monkey Eating Eagle (Philippine Eagle) is a type of Monkey.
This American boys should read first before attempting to comment on any topic where people are watching. Remember you are acting your act on video.
You need to see your self in the mirror. You can see the real Monkey eating eagle! Hahahahahahahhahaha
The guy believes a gorilla could kill a hippo.
Me: nice joke.
Philippine eagles are gorgeous and majestic creatures. I saw one when I was a child and It was huge!
I pick both. Eagle is such a beautiful creature. The pride.
Though Philippine Eagle doesn't attack humans by nature. As Filipino's we're still afraid of it. And only trained people can pet that here. It's Philippine Eagles choice if it will choose you as a trainer not the other way around.
They added the Philippines eagle looked so scared that when you know it's seen some shit happen
The PH Eagle in the thumbnail looked like a meme. Hahahhaa! I love it
yup nice meme.
militia bald eagle vs native wide eyed haribon (shock to see another eagle)
just imagine Vin Diesel and David Bautista hehe
dude... shes cute and yes... its looks so funny...
They Hunt Philippine eagle fir a reason they hunt tribe children. Once Philippine Eagle is at the peak of food chain including human children.
For me they're all both powerful birds, it depends on their prey or diet which they may captured on forest..there were no comparison at all hence they're the same diet..
They are both beautiful and magnificent. It would be awesome to see either one in person.
"I don't think birds fight each other like that."
Oh, you'd be surprised at how utterly ruthless birds are.
Falcons, eagles, crows, owls, and even some finches normally eat other birds.
Not even to mention that there are several raptors that have a mostly avivorous diet.
So yeah, raptors couldn't care less about the fact that they're eating another bird,
just as much as a shark wouldn't be bothered about eating another fish :V
I've seen pigeons being cut in half or beheaded by a peregrine falcon, you're gonna need a binocular for that but it looks more horrible once you see dismembered pigeon on the ground.
@@aldrinaldrin4618 woah
bruh its a guess about who is winning
and who asked?
@@surryvevialyn5167
"who asked?" lol who hurt you today?
If they didn't want people's thoughts and opinions, they would've turned the comments section off.
you cant even read bruh
did you even read my what i say
bruh
Bald eagle is primarily a fish eagle while the Philippine eagle is a forest eagle. Open land or coastal eagles has relatively longer wingspan relative to its body among eagles because of the need to do long-range cruising and gliding while hunting for prey while forest eagles such as the Philippine eagle and Harpy eagle has a relatively shorter wingspan in relation to body mass among eagles due to its need for quick turns and higher maneuverability navigating around treetops and forest canopy. For perspective, if the Philippine eagle would have the same ratio of wingspan in relation to its body mass as the Bald eagle, its wingspan would have been at least 8.5 feet.
Excited Sir. To both of you to See our Philippine Eagle Birds the most Beautiful and Strong Birds in the Philippines Thank you Sir.to both of you
I'm filipino, both look majestic and have their own advantage and disadvantage. I'm proud of both birds.
Yes, we do have vulture sometime in Malaysia, mostly they were all migratory that will visit Malaysia once in a while
i've seen that 2 species and what it said about the size is a little bit not accurate because bald eagle is just 3/4 the size of Philippines Eagle...I'm from the Philippines when i was just a kid we had a Philippines Eagle in captivity that we took care and now I'm leaving here in canada where the bald eagle is abondantly living with people while we are fishing they are diving for a fish too....
In the Philippine Eagle's diet they did not include that they also prey on monitor lizard XD
The also prey on human baby
@@jcc4543 Bro now your terrifying foreigners lol
@@tounbak9269 it is true though
@@jcc4543 ok
@@jcc4543 yeah bruhh I agree with you.. pH eagle hunt monkey believe me I have seen wild monkey in our province and its bigger than my 5 years old cousin.. imagine that is the prey of pH eagle..lmao
What makes Philippine Eagle rare is that they only have one mate all their life, if that mate dies, it's hard to find another mate. And they only lay 1-2 eggs per year
Australian Wedgetail Eagle - Hold my beer - wingspan 2.8 metres
lol still Ph eagle is the biggest
@@chewewww__1251 the wedge tailed eagle has a maximum recorded wing span of 9 feet 4 inches.. that is the largest wingspan of any predatory bird living ever recorded.
The monkey and snakes in the jungle are running for there life just to escape from the Philippine eagle
We need to protect the re two majestic birds from being extinct. Good news is that bald eagle's population is rebounding but the Philippine eagle is endangered.
How about the Harpy eagle??? I mean they're the biggest and logically thinking, the strongest. Love from Philippines!
I personally yes I saw it. However they're closer to extinction, so sad because they can produce only one egg every two years. But they're stick to one they're loyal to one another.
I've seen the Philippine eagle in person, and I can say this, it's fucking terrifying. It's the only bird that I will never go anymore closer than 10 feet. The one that I saw was a fully grown female, and I truly believe if it wants to kill you, it can kill you.
Wedge Tailed Eagle is Australia’s Eagle
I've seen a Philippine Eagle before in a captivity and my God their claws were bigger than my hands equipped with sharp claws, shit just gave me goosebumps.
Yes we do have the Red-Headed Vultures in Malaysia, himalayan vultures and bearded vultures to name a few....which are critically endangered and protected species of birds.
what was your point again?
I'm in the Inland Empire (So. Califprnia). We have resident Bald Eagles nearby bodies of water, i.e., lakes. We have seen bald eagles fly over the freeways. We visit some eagles nests and also encountered pairs at 10 feet above ground. They are massive. Their eyes will intimidate anyone at close range. I have been intimidated by several of our bald eagles 😂. I sure would love to encounter the Philippine eagles someday.
Hahaha. Im from the Philippines and I agree that the Bald eagle looks badass in the first clip. The Philippines eagle looks like "What the hell am I doing here?" nyahaha. 🤣
Dont let them fight and hope we help them breed to repopulate. Phil eagle is as well near extinction.
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They remind me of a soft-boy in disguise 🥸
The bold eagle look like a handsome bird and the Filipino bird and look like so tough and rough. Well that’s what Filipino are. We are tough and rough. We don’t afraid to work hard so that’s what our
Eagle look like that’s my opinion
Who said there's no more dinosaurs today should slap their face.
Wahahaha. The Philippine eagle somehow reflects the Filipinos. Its face looks friendly, cute and carefree. And due to its hair, it looks naturally like a carefree king 🤣 but can be fierce when protecting their family. Bald eagles are intimidating, so pretty! There is really not much studies about Philippine Eagle because it is rare unlike Bald eagles. Philippines eagle have an amazing and resounding tweet or lets say roar. Very iconic!!! You should hear it. It is definitely like a king of the air.
intimading looks vs intimidating roar
They both look good and should be taken cared of.. Hopefully Ph Eagle will survive extinction.
KNOWN FACT..During American colonization of the Philippines, U.S. Gov't did'nt accept and officiate the Philippine Eagle as NATIONAL BIRD. It twarths yhe BALD EAGLE like a chicken by size and features.
I've seen that in quezon city and dumaguete. It's really big. So beautiful!
I'm from Leyte, they fly around and freak the kids out. They're notorious for snatching little kids from the ground.
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Been years ago, but there's a midwest wildlife preserve called Squaw Creek that has nesting bald eagles every year. It is on the eastern border of Nebraska if I remember right. Been years ago I was there, but the only time I've seen them in the wild.
PH eagle is like on a cartoon POKEMON.
A legendary majestic bird.
the dude didnt say that philippine eagles hunt wild juvinile and baby pigs too, and these pigs are big and heavy but die from the talons from blood loss
We have a pet philippine eagle before we found him on woods when me and my father was camping when our husky hear noice then when we follow our dog we found a baby eagle near the lake we have a deal to return it on its nest but we cant find it so we adopt the eagle and when he grow up that he can enable to fly we set him free from where we found him. I miss Recon we dont know its gender but ill never forget how he/she eats my hamster hahaha but its ok now his/she free from the woods
Philippine Eagle is also called Monkey-Eating Eagle. I've seen a juvenile or young eagle in the zoo and it gave me creeps when it opened its wings as if the both tips touching both ends of the cage.
I've been reading eagle taxonomy, the heck! Most of the narrator's explanations are not accurate.
We don't have vultures
Translating to Tagalog:
Wala po kaming Vultures
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american bald eagle is like a knight with a helmet while Ph eagle is like a king who had a crown
Philippines Eagle is so much hugeee in person.. beautiful Eagle.
The bald and brown eagles where I’m at in British Columbia are huge, sometimes when you are out fishing you can throw a piece of scrap up in the air and the eagle will swoop in and precisely grab it mid air.
The Bald eagle is a fish eagle, hunts mostly fish. Philippine eagle is top predator in the forest and hunts prey as big as monkeys. It used to be called Monkey Eating Eagle! 🤔
Lol bald eagle dont only hunt fish parang tanga naman to masyadong biased. Misplaced pinoy pride. 🙄 Gimmea break both are beautiful eagles.
@@krakenwindzstorm961 did you watch the whole video or you just skip man
bald eagle lives close to ocean or like close to water because thats where they eat they're food
you skip man man
quit being a 6 year old
Me and my friends were playing when suddenly an eagle was flying in circles above us. We got scared and ran to a store. That's when we realized that the eagle was after the loitering chicken with its chicks near the lot where we were playing.
I see one and its bigger than my japanese pits dog , and so majestic when you see it
The Philippine eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi) the most unique and rare eagle in the world, also known as the monkey-eating eagle or great Philippine eagle, is a critically endangered species of eagle of the family Accipitridae which is endemic to forests in the Philippines. Code Name Haribon or King of birds resembles the lion and looks like the mythical beast Gryphon. The Philippine eagle is magnificent and majestic.
Yes, i saw it when i was in high school field trip in davao..
4:34 because your country dont want to use your own forest trees for wood, you just buy woods from southeastasia! Claim the fault
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Wow amazing bird 👍
Philippine Eagle is a Majestic beast! One of the best looking birds in the world period. Simply breath taking to see
There is a small Philippine eagle sanctuary here in my city. So yes we get to see them and they are beautiful
Bald eagle sounding like a duck. Phil eagle sounding like a hawk
I saw ph eagle.its like a legendary pokemon flying so amazing
His is the most chad comment ive seen so far
@2:16 no point of comparison there between an adult bald eagle with menacing look vs a fledgling philippine eagle. makes no sense guys.... it's like comparing hulk hogan vs karate kid
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The Ph Eagle has the longest wingspan but the largest eagle in terns of body weight is the Stellar eagles.
Just do sabong sabong the eagle. Let see who is the strongest😁
true my man!
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Bald eagle = 2.5 to 3 feet
Philippine eagle = up to 3 feet 4 inches
Reactors: "they're about the same height"
No they're not. For a 3 foot bird a difference of 4 inches is huge. That's like saying a 6'0" dude is about the same height as a 6'7" dude
Please react to crazy filipino's during typhoon (bagyo ka lang pinoy kami)
It's true. When you see a Philippine eagle in a forest, people say that it is healing. We often hear it from our elders. They're the spiritual protector of our lands, atleast that's what our ancestors believed.