The question is: Where?
Does anyone else think this animal is extinct?
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It isn't at all about Planet Zoo. For Planet Zoo I would prefer the Hyazinth Macaw
It is only in 3 zoos. So I think we should stick with Hyacinth Macaw for now.
Just now when I was looking at pictures of the Lear's Macaw, I came across this one.
Lear's Macaws don't have grey on them. Could this be a Glaucous Macaw?
Lear's Macaws don't have grey on them. Could this be a Glaucous Macaw?
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Saw a few Pictures of greyish Lear's Macaws, especially around the Head
I saw. But this makes no sense. How can a Macaw have 2 types of coloration on the head?
They are both Lear's Macaws.
Do you not know?
Yes but they can have lots of different Colors. Some are more greyish, others slightly greenish, some are just blue
No, macaws are not extinct.
lol it's about the Glaucous Macaw. Not Macaws in general
Lear's macaw vs. Hyacinth macaw vs. Glaucous macaw | All Differences
Lear's, Glaucous & Hyacinth macaws have different sizes, colors, behavior, and endangerment statuses. Among all, hyacinths are the greatest.
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@Urufu1997 on the website, it said that the Glaucous Macaw had the yellow patch near the eye & beak.
The Glaucous Macaw on the website doesn't look like the one in the picture.
The yellow patch on the jaw is different.
But the two other ones also have yellow next to the Beak and around their Eyes. Also there are different Shapes of the yellow Areas which makes a Identification based on those even harderView attachment 359253Lear's macaw vs. Hyacinth macaw vs. Glaucous macaw | All Differences
Lear's, Glaucous & Hyacinth macaws have different sizes, colors, behavior, and endangerment statuses. Among all, hyacinths are the greatest.
@Urufu1997 on the website, it said that the Glaucous Macaw had the yellow patch near the eye & beak.
The Glaucous Macaw on the website doesn't look like the one in the picture.
The yellow patch on the jaw is different.
That is what I am trying to tell you.
Also, I have managed to get the only real image of the Glaucous Macaw in colour. What do you think?
There's at least one of Chicks though too, which I've posted here before
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Well, you never know. The world is a big place, so it's possible that we may never find it if it's still alive. After all, people discover new species every day.
I'm of the hope that, if it's reasonable enough for an animal to still be alive, then it's entirely possible it is. I still hold out hope that the Thylacine is out there somewhere. Tasmania is not a small island, and much of it is forest
I'm of the hope that, if it's reasonable enough for an animal to still be alive, then it's entirely possible it is. I still hold out hope that the Thylacine is out there somewhere. Tasmania is not a small island, and much of it is forest