A large eagle from the Philippines has a height of up to 3 meters and its wingspan reaches more than 6 feet. Known as the 'monkey-eating eagle' in its region, this bird has a legendary reputation in the damp rainforests of the Philippine islands. However, ironically, this has not stopped them from approaching extinction.

A translation of the given text while preserving HTML tags would be: A Eagle is the largest type of eagle in the world when viewed from its body dimensions and wide wingspan, although it is actually not as heavy as a harpy eagle or a Steller's eagle. Nevertheless, this bird has a lightweight and can reach a weight of up to 18 kilograms!

The characteristic of it is its long fur with brown color on the back, while its stomach is white, while its face shows a mixture of both colors. Its sharp eyes are blue-green in color, while its beak is curved and blue-gray in color. Its strong and energetic claws are an important advantage in hunting activities.

Apart from that, their population has experienced a significant decline and is widely divided. The main threats they face include habitat loss due to agricultural activities, mining, hunting, logging, and the impacts of climate change. Efforts to address these threats have resulted in the establishment of protected areas, including Gunung Kitanglad and Gunung Apo Natural Parks in Mindanao, as well as the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park in Luzon.