Military Macaw

Mainly known for their lush green feathers and alluring tail feathers, the military macaw lives in South and Central America. They live in canyons or high in trees, they are normally active in the day gathering fruits, nuts and berries. Due to logging, global warming, and natural disasters the land will be hot and the land will lack trees. With these changes, the macaw's feathers will have duller colors to blend in with its new surroundings. And due to less trees, the wings of the macaw will enlarge to over twice the size to get from place to place much easier. Another side effect of the lack of trees is less fruit, meaning the macaws diet will have to change slightly. Having to adapt to eating bugs, which will adapt to be bigger due to harsh environments. But with larger bugs, means having to have a larger beak.