BLUE AND YELLOW MACAW Ara Ararauna Origin: Central and South Americas, from Panama to Brazil Habitat: Pluviali plains and amazonian forests Size: Body of 86 cm. Diet: Primarily eat nuts, seeds and fruits. Biology: Impossible to distinguish the sex by the appearance. They nest in a hollow tree, in which they dig with the force of its beak. The female typically lays two or three eggs. The female incubates the eggs for about 28 days. The male remais near in order to find food and protect the nest with tenacity.						Eastern Rosella Grey Parrot Himalayan Monal Cockatiel Sheep Goat Skunk Blue and Yellow Macaw Peacock Sarus Crane (bird) Eurasian Eagle-owl Llama Mara Bennett's tree-kangaroo Flamingo Deer Tibetan Goat Raccoon Coati Grant's Zebra Mandarin Duck Mallard White Stork Amazzon Parrot Monk Parakeet Lovebird Rose Cockatoo Snowy owl Sardinian donkey Hermann's Tortoise Tawny Owl Barn Owl Red-crowned Parakeet Pony Shetland Dwarf Rabbit Northern Lapwing Fox Golden Eagle