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The eagles of the Philippine islands are not extinct. They are extremely rare and fully protected on the four main islands they now inhabit. Once quite diverse across many of the 7100 small islands of the archipelago they are now on the extremely critical list.
The Philippine eagle is not extinct, but it is critically endangered. A common hypothesis is that it is the destruction of habitat that is threatening this bird.
so they dont become extinct
To reproduce so thst we don't go extinct
Currently, there is no list of extinct plants in the Philippines. However, there is a long list of critically endangered plants, and of endangered plants.
The sea level could have been lowered, or a volcano could have become extinct, or a coral reef could have formed, forming an archipelago and a lagoon.
As they are extinct there is little importance to modern societies other than those people that study prehistoric animals.
There are many reasons why the wild life of the Philippines is going extinct. The main causes of extinction are deforestation and poaching.
the importance of preservation : a) to prevent organisms such as tiger and plant from extinct b) to ensure that the composition of gases in the air stay balanced c) to ensure that the supply of basic needs of mankind is not jeopardised
if the aye aye went extinct the ecosystem would live however it would be devastating in Madagascar where it is from.
The rarest kind of eagle is found in the Philippine and is called the Philippine eagle or is also known as the Philippine Monkey eating eagle.
every creature is importance for sustainable development of human being. If one gets extinct the whole ecosystem gets disturbed. consider a small phytoplankton a small aquatic creature takes care of whole ecosystem of the sea. if it get extinct the whole life cycle of the sea gets disturbed as creatures feed on them and we feed on fishes hence we are to effected by it