The Philippine Eagle has replaced the maya as our national bird. It is one of the three largest and strongest eagles in the world. But it is in danger of extinction. Hunting and deforestation have caused the number of Philippine Eagles to dwindle. Scientists have tried to increase their number by breeding them in captivity. The first eagle to be bred in captivity is Pag-asa. At 25 years old, Pag-asa is not yet suited to be released to the wild as she has developed dependency on her human keeper.

A good title for this selection is
a. Help Save the Philippine Eagle
b. See the Rare Philippine Eagle
c. Breeding the Philippine Eagle
d. The Effects of Deforestation ​​