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All parrots’ eggs are pure white. |
True. |
It is true that all parrots lay only white eggs. |
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Parrots are an endangered species. |
True. |
Yes. Parrots are endangered because people destroy
their forests and capture them for pets. |
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Only the female parrot takes care of its young. |
False. |
The male and the female birds work together to hatch
the eggs and care for the young. |
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All parrots prefer to live in warm tropical forests. |
False. |
The Kea of New Zealand rolls around in the snow
because it likes it. |
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The feathers on a parrot’s crested head always lay
down flat. |
False. |
The cockatoo and the cockatiel can raise or lower the
feathers on their crest when they want to. |
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All parrots are excellent fliers. |
False. |
The Owl Parrot is a bird that cannot fly. |
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The Lory has a tongue like a toothbrush. |
True. |
Lories can collect nectar and pollen from flowers with
a brushlike tongue that has hundreds of little bristles. |
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All parrots can learn to talk. |
False. |
Wild parrots do not learn to talk, but the African
Grey is the easiest to teach. |
