PEF confirms eagle in Misamis Oriental died of electrocution

Inquirer.net - Oct 7, 2026

DAVAO CITY — The Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) has released necropsy results of Philippine Eagle “Salay,” which was found dead near an electrical post in Barangay Guinalaban, Salay, Misamis Oriental, on Oct.1. An examination revealed that the female eagle, estimated to be around five years old, had no external injuries, aside from burn marks

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