Priced at an average of $14,000, the Hyacinth Macaw
is not only the biggest macaw species, but it is also the
world’s largest flying parrot. It stands tallest of all the
other species of parrots known to man. This parrot is
native to the eastern and central regions of South
America. However, because of their extreme popularity
as home pets, their population in the wild has taken a
heavy blow.
The Hyacinth Macaw has an extremely powerful beak
that is uses to eat foods like seeds and other hard
nuts. The beak of these birds is so strong that they can
even crack the hard shell of a coconut. Aside from
these, the parrots also eat vegetables as well as fruits.
For pet owners, they often feed their parrots with pine
nuts.
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