Blue and Gold Macaw

The Blue and Gold Macaw lives in the Amazon Rainforest, an inland rainforest. They eat seeds, nuts, fruits, berries, leaves, and other plants. They are also herbivores. The Blue and Gold Macaw is 3.2 feet tall and weighs about 3 pounds. It has bright feathers to blend in with flowers and fruit, along with a long, curved, powerful beak for cracking nuts and seeds. Additionally, they make loud sounds if they sense danger. In the future, it is called the Dark Macaw. It lives in a wetland area and is an omnivore that eats small fish, leaves, and other plants. It has a long, straight beak for catching small fish and is known for its dark feathers to blend in with the environment. This Macaw flies away when it senses danger to stay away from predators.