The macaw is the largest parrot and has a long lifespan, ranging from 65 to 70 years or even longer. Macaw parrots generally feed on millet, fruits, and vegetables. They require a lot of exercise and need to be taken out of the cage for exercise every day. When raised in winter, the environmental temperature suitable for the survival of macaws is above 15 degrees Celsius.

Macaw lifespan

Generally, the lifespan of parrots is directly related to their body size. Macaws are giant parrots and are the largest parrots, so their lifespans are also very long. , can reach about 65 years, or even more than 70 years, while the life span of small parrots such as peony parrots does not exceed more than ten years.

However, whether it is a big parrot or a small parrot, the feeding methods are the same. Macaws can usually eat millet, fruits, vegetables and other foods. There is no need to eat too much, and the crop can be filled. Enough.

The macaw needs to be out of the cage every day to exercise, and should be exposed to more sun, so that it can be more energetic. Macaws that lack exercise can easily die due to being too fat.

Macaws are heat-loving birds, and the appropriate living temperature cannot be lower than 15 degrees Celsius. Therefore, attention must be paid to heat preservation in winter, especially in the northern areas, even if they are as big as a macaw, they are easily affected by it. Cold to death due to low temperature.

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