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Red-fronted macaw

South America·Bird

This bird’s population is threatened by habitat loss, crop pest persecution, and the pet trade. Endemic to Bolivia, is has been adopted as a symbol of national pride and identity. Icons of the red-fronted macaw can sometimes appear on official Bolivian government buildings and vehicles.

Conservation StatusCritically Endangered
Life span25-50 years
Body size23.6 in. long
Native habitat Semi-desert mountains of Bolivia
DietSeeds, nuts, fruits, grasses

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