A) Anisodactyl feet B) Zygodactyl feet C) Webbed feet D) Long legs
A) Long, slender beak B) Strong, curved beak C) Weak, conical beak D) Straight, pointed beak
A) Owls B) Parrots C) Hawks D) Eagles
A) Only insects B) Insects, worms C) Seeds, nuts, fruits D) Fish, small mammals
A) Australia B) Africa C) Asia D) South America
A) The tip of the beak B) A type of feather C) A part of the eye D) Fleshy area at the base of the beak
A) Physical characteristics and DNA B) Only beak size C) Only feather color D) Only location
A) Cockatoo B) Macaw C) Amazon Parrot D) African Grey Parrot
A) Cracking seeds and nuts B) Catching insects C) Building nests D) Singing songs
A) Running B) Swimming C) Digging D) Grasping and climbing
A) Long tail B) Movable crest C) Small size D) Bright colors
A) Lovebird B) Budgerigar C) Cockatiel D) Macaw
A) 20-30 years B) 10-20 years C) 5-10 years D) 50-80 years
A) Plumage color and patterns B) Weight C) Foot size D) Eye color
A) Random groups B) Simple pairs C) Solitary lives D) Flocking and complex social bonds
A) Lack of food B) Overpopulation C) Habitat loss and poaching D) Natural disasters
A) Kea B) Macaw C) Amazon D) Cockatoo
A) Sexual dimorphism in plumage B) Lack of flight ability C) Very small size D) Monochromatic plumage
A) Highly intelligent, capable of problem-solving B) Low intelligence, primarily instinctive behavior C) Similar intelligence to chickens D) Moderate intelligence, limited learning ability
A) Building elaborate nests on branches B) Nesting in cliffs C) Nesting on the ground D) Nesting in tree hollows or cavities
A) Amazon Parrots B) Macaws C) Lories and Lorikeets D) Cockatoos
A) Migratory B) Native and restricted to a specific area C) Widely distributed across continents D) Introduced from another region
A) Melodious song B) Silent C) Soft cooing D) Loud, screeching calls
A) Bright, alert eyes B) Dull feathers C) Lethargy D) Loss of appetite
A) None B) Pest control C) Pollination only D) Seed dispersal
A) Brazil B) Australia C) Canada D) Mexico
A) Lack of suitable nesting sites B) Climate change C) Volcanic activity D) Predation by introduced mammals
A) Hibernation B) Camouflaging C) Flying backwards D) Preening
A) Encouraging hunting B) Ignoring them C) Introducing them to new areas D) Habitat preservation |