Macaw Parrot

Most macaws start out with gray or black eyes when they’re young, which change to brown or yellow when they mature.

A macaw’s beak is so strong it can easily crush a whole Brazil nut—or a person’s knuckle!

Some species of macaws eat damp soil, which may help to neutralize chemicals in their fruity diet.

Macaws have dry, scaly tongues that have a bone inside them which makes them an effective tool for tapping into fruits.

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