Parrots take care of their offspring throughout their early developmental stages. Like humans and other large primates, most parrots are a K-strategist species. For this reason, they have a low […]
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Can Parrots Eat Bananas (And Their Peels)?
Bananas are among the world’s most popular fruits, even among some bird species. Tropical fruits like bananas should occasionally be included in a parrot’s diet. Bananas are good for parrots […]
Can Parrots Eat Mango? (Remove The Pit First!)
Many parrots are native to countries where mangos (Mangifera indica) grow, including macaws, African greys, Senegal parrots, Eclectus parrots, Alexandrine parrots, Quaker parrots, and Amazon parrots. Parrots can eat mango […]
Can Parrots Eat Tomatoes?
Tomatoes pique the interest of parrots due to their vibrant color. According to Functional Ecology, parrots use color to gauge toxicity and determine whether a food contains antioxidants. Parrots can […]
Why Do Parrots Regurgitate Their Food?
You may be concerned that regurgitation resembles vomiting, gagging, or choking. A parrot may regurgitate on its owner, a mirror, or toys, leaving you completely non-plussed. Parrots regurgitate partially digested […]
27 Fruits Parrots Can Eat (And Why!)
Wild parrots eat fruit for energy, vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants to keep them strong and healthy. A parrot’s diet should comprise about 5-10% fruits. Parrots can eat colorful fruits […]