A) Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus B) Melopsittacus undulatus C) Cyanopsitta spixii D) Ara macao
A) Blue-and-yellow macaw B) Scarlet macaw C) Hyacinth macaw D) Military macaw
A) Australia B) South America C) Asia D) Africa
A) 1 egg B) 6-8 eggs C) 4-5 eggs D) 2-3 eggs
A) Blue B) Green C) Yellow D) Red
A) Critically Endangered B) Endangered C) Least Concern D) Vulnerable
A) Berries B) Palm nuts C) Insects D) Seeds
A) Overpopulation B) Seed dispersal C) Soil erosion D) Pollution
A) About one meter B) Two meters C) 50 centimeters D) 75 centimeters
A) 2–3 kg B) 0.5–1 kg C) 4–5 kg D) 1.2–1.7 kg (2 lb 10 oz – 3 lb 12 oz)
A) The tail B) The ring around the eyes and the area just underneath the beak C) The wings D) The legs
A) Not listed in CITES B) Appendix II C) Appendix I D) Appendix III
A) John Latham B) Charles Darwin C) David Attenborough D) Tony Pittman
A) 1781 B) 1822 C) 1790 D) 1760
A) Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History B) Leverian Museum C) American Museum of Natural History D) British Museum
A) 38.8–42.5 cm (15+1⁄4–16+3⁄4 in) B) 30–35 cm C) 25–30 cm D) 45–50 cm
A) Pollution B) Predation by other animals C) Climate change D) Habitat loss and trapping for the pet trade
A) Manduvi trees B) Toco toucan trees C) Attalea phalerata palm trees D) Acuri palm trees
A) Corvids B) Opossums C) Coatis D) Toco toucan
A) Acrocomia B) Toco C) Philornis D) Manduvi
A) Charles Darwin B) Henry Walter Bates C) Darwin's naturalist D) A Brazilian scientist
A) An average-sized bird B) A small, weak-beaked parrot C) A 'splendid bird' with an 'enormous beak' D) A delicate creature
A) Brazil nut B) Acuri nut C) Coconut D) Macadamia nut
A) 300 psi B) 500 psi C) 400 psi D) 200 psi
A) Amazon rainforest B) Caatinga C) Pantanal region D) Cerrado biome
A) 83% B) 100% C) 53% D) 90%
A) The older sibling of the chicks B) The male C) Both parents equally D) No one, they are left unattended
A) Six months B) One year C) Two years D) Three months
A) Feathers and twigs B) Sticks and stones C) Sand and pebbles D) Chewed leaves or pieces of wood
A) Only if trained by humans B) They never exhibit this behavior C) No, only wild ones do D) Yes, they do
A) Only newly hatched chicks B) Older macaws C) All ages equally D) Younger macaws
A) tropical birds B) colorful parrots C) "gentle giants" D) rainforest dwellers
A) Pantanal region of Brazil B) cerrado regions of eastern interior Brazil C) The Andes Mountains D) eastern Amazon Basin of Brazil
A) nuts B) maize C) seeds D) fruit
A) Florida B) California C) New York D) Texas
A) dense, humid forest B) caatinga forests C) palm stands D) savannah grasslands
A) wetlands B) anthropogenic areas, primarily cattle ranches C) natural swamps D) seasonally inundated savannas
A) color loss B) neurotic/phobic behavior C) aggressive tendencies D) reduced lifespan
A) Tapajós River B) Xingu River C) Tocantins River D) Amazon River
A) Deciduous forests B) Coniferous forests C) Rainforests D) Dry thorn forests
A) Lack of funding B) Inaccurate population counts C) The methodology might be flawed. D) Insufficient sample size
A) None B) One quarter C) Half D) All
A) 20 years old B) At least 60 years old C) 100 years old D) 10 years old
A) 2010 B) 1995 C) 2001 D) 1989
A) Bonn Convention B) Endangered Species Act C) CITES D) IUCN Red List
A) A commercially available parrot cage. B) A small wooden cage. C) A plastic playpen. D) A custom-built stainless steel cage.
A) Playfully 'mouthing' its owner. B) Chewing wooden objects. C) Flying around the room. D) Interacting with other birds. |