MANILA, Philippines — The death of “Sawaga-Dalwangan,” the Philippine eagle rescued in Bukidnon last month, was “most likely” caused by a widespread bacterial infection, the Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) said. PEF released Wednesday the results of its examination of tissue samples from the raptor’s liver, heart and spleen, saying the findings “help us better understand what happened to her.” Rescued on July 3, Sawaga-Dalwangan’s condition improved, but she “later suffered a sudden medical crisis and could not be revived.” She died on July 18, with PEF announcing that a necropsy and histopathological examinations were conducted. “The examination found signs of a […]...Keep on reading: Rescued Philippine eagle died of bacterial infection, PEF says