Young,Boat loving Macaw

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jefflaw35

Young,Boat loving Macaw

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Boat loving Blue and Gold Macaw. 15 months old great vocabulary. Anyone want one? :D
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Commissionpoint
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I friggin knew it! Yer a pirate! LOL!!! :wink:
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Cool Jeff
now show us the hook and eye patch to boot :lol:
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how bad do they bite?
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trojanmanXS wrote:how bad do they bite?
A large macaw has the bite strength of 500 to 700 pounds per square inch, which is close to that of a large dog bite.
Just watching a large macaw or cockatoo crush a Brazil nut, rip a 2-by-4 into shreds or break a weld on metal cage bars convinces most that a bird’s beak is powerful and not to be messed with.
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Post by Nancy »

And now a practical question. What keeps him from flying away?
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Haha sheesh I was hoping one of you would take him. T-man, yea will give someOne stiches quickly. 500 lbs pressure like Torcan said. He loves to chew wood and plastic baby toys. Wife and I have fed him from 5 weeks old. He wont bite us but probly would someone else untill he got to know them.

Mike i thought you knew I was a pirate lol
Nacny I keep his wings cut. He cant fly. He walk over to the side of the n looks down at the water then up at me like he know its not a good idea to go anywhere
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