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Parrot Adaptations?
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Parrots have a number of adaptations that facilitate feeding and other livelihood activities. They have strong curved bills for the purpose of cracking nuts and berries. The legs are short and stout with toes that enable the bird to climb trees as well as other objects. Parrots come in a range of sizes and are more specific to the native continental regions.
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There are 358 species of parrot, which include cockatoos, lovebirds, lorikeets and budgerigars. They are distributed through the tropical and subtropical regions of both hemispheres, but the largest number of species occur in Australia and the Amazon.
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The adaptive features are the wings. With the wings they can fly. They also have their beaks to reach in small spots. They have a four toes on each foot. Two on the front and two
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A parrot can blend in with the brightly colored fruit and flowers around it's nest or branch.Parrots often are very vunerable in the night and most vunerable in the daylight. Parrots
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depends on there enviorment
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