Almost all of the footage for philippine eagle is not the real philippine eagle. Only at 5:26 - 5:38 and 6:54-7:03, that's the philippine. Its brown-backed feathers, white bellied and shaggy crest.
"Breed" is the wrong word to use here. A breed is a selectivebred domestic animal variety. Domestic dogs and horses come in different breeds but they are all the same species. Species is there term you're looking for and many of the species here are not even that closely related. One of the shots during the Harpy Eagle segment was of a Marshall Eagle. One of the stills in the Harpy segment was of a vulture. Another was a Marshall Eagle again. Some of the Phillipine Eagle shots are of one of the Hawk-Eagle species. Others were other species with the head not shown but they weren't Phillipine Ealges. Another shows a White-tailed Eagle with a Goshawk behind it. You included another Marshall Eagle in this section again. One shot shows a falcon's head. That's as far as I can go with this. Remake this video because if anyone's looking for information they are getting a lot of false information.
Thank you so much for taking the time to provide such thorough feedback! I always strive for accuracy, and your observations will help me improve future content.
Almost all of the footage for philippine eagle is not the real philippine eagle. Only at 5:26 - 5:38 and 6:54-7:03, that's the philippine. Its brown-backed feathers, white bellied and shaggy crest.
"Breed" is the wrong word to use here. A breed is a selectivebred domestic animal variety. Domestic dogs and horses come in different breeds but they are all the same species. Species is there term you're looking for and many of the species here are not even that closely related. One of the shots during the Harpy Eagle segment was of a Marshall Eagle. One of the stills in the Harpy segment was of a vulture. Another was a Marshall Eagle again. Some of the Phillipine Eagle shots are of one of the Hawk-Eagle species. Others were other species with the head not shown but they weren't Phillipine Ealges. Another shows a White-tailed Eagle with a Goshawk behind it. You included another Marshall Eagle in this section again. One shot shows a falcon's head. That's as far as I can go with this. Remake this video because if anyone's looking for information they are getting a lot of false information.
Thank you so much for taking the time to provide such thorough feedback! I always strive for accuracy, and your observations will help me improve future content.
@@EcoExplorations2024 Anytime. WE should always be willing to help each other out.