The Future of Scarlet Macaws

The scarlet macaw has beautiful and colorful red, yellow, and blue feathers. It eats berries, nuts, leaves, and seeds in the rainforest. It has a thick and long beak with white on top and black on the bottom. After global warming, the rainforests disappear and the land become too dry that plants will no longer grow. The scarlet macaw’s body might evolve to become brown to blend in with the dirt land. It will be harder to find food to eat because not many things can grow. Its wings might become skinnier to glide longer and eyes will be more powerful to search for food. Both of its wings and tail might be bigger to launch off the ground quickly to escape from danger. People have the ability to stop global warming by stopping to cut down trees and to plant more trees. We should act before it's too late.