PARROT/Psittaciformes

HABITAT

• Tropical Rainforest
• Will nest in trees
• In warm parts of the world
• Abiotic factors like rain,water, air, soil

NICHE

• They are loud
• They can bite other birds if they get in their personal space

POPULATION

• They live in a small groups of birds.
• They are rapidly declining,mainly due to the deforestation of their natural habitat.
• Also they are getting trapped in the wild to be sold to people all around the world.

ENERGY

• They eat nuts and fruits.
• They are omnivores.
• Their predators are monkeys,large birds,and humans.
• They are primary consumers

BIOLOGICAL

• The predators,or natural enemies,of parrots are large birds of prey, such as hawks,owls and eagles.
• They have to fight over territory.
• They also have to fight over food.
• They have to stay away from humans.
• They have a symbiotic relationship with army ants.

ADAPTION

• They use their left foot for holding their food.
• They have strong curved bills to crack open nuts and berries.
• These adaptations help the parrot to eat and survive.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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