Endangered Raptors: Species at Risk

Endangered Raptors: Species at Risk

Many raptors are in trouble. Understanding the threats is the first step to helping.

Most At-Risk

The Philippine Eagle and several tropical forest hawks and eagles are critically endangered due to deforestation.

Key Threats

  • Habitat loss and fragmentation
  • Poisoning from lead and pesticides
  • Collisions with vehicles, buildings, and turbines
  • Climate change disrupting prey cycles

Read about solutions in How to Help Save Birds of Prey.

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Raptor World editor, dedicated to sharing raptor care knowledge.
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These are all experiences I've gained from keeping raptors, hope they help you~ Feel free to leave a comment if you have questions, I reply to all messages!

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? FAQ

Q Can raptors eat watermelon?
A Yes, you can feed a tiny bit of flesh (about the size of a fingernail), but not too much. Watermelon has very high water content and can cause diarrhea if eaten too much.
Q How many times a day should I feed raptors?
A Unlimited hay should be available at all times. Provide fresh vegetables once or twice daily, and pellets once daily (about 1/8 cup per raptor).
Q How big should a raptor cage be?
A Minimum 7.5 square feet for one raptor, 10.5+ square feet for two. Bigger is always better!

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