Nah. Because its illegal to take Hyacinth macaws from the wild and the ones thriving are in captivity. Until they are no longer generally endangered, we can’t do much besides breed them in captivity. Anyone who gets them should take care of them and actively seek to breed them, not for money, but to grow the species.
These birds are meant to be free. Pour your love into protecting their natural environment. Stop breeding for pets. These are not
Thank you for sharing your passion! It’s so important to raise awareness about these issues and protect their natural environments.
Nah. Because its illegal to take Hyacinth macaws from the wild and the ones thriving are in captivity. Until they are no longer generally endangered, we can’t do much besides breed them in captivity.
Anyone who gets them should take care of them and actively seek to breed them, not for money, but to grow the species.