@josesaraptor15@AquaticFlapper Honestly, they are also more fluffy and I think due to European honeybees being domesticated people have a more positive association. Most people don’t have much to say for other pollinators like the beetles or wasps.
Veterinary care is becoming increasingly expensive for American pet owners.
As prices rise, attention is turning to a major shift in the industry: private equity firms and large corporations buying up veterinary practices across the country. https://t.co/Y6UL12j5Ak
Breaking News: The Trump administration is quietly moving to strip a core protection for endangered species, according to an internal memo. https://t.co/3RhG7lGEe9
Considering everything else is in reference to animals we know are in game, maybe parrots have a shot!
Also worth consider the Chester Zoo has Amazon Parrots and Great Green Macaws too, and Frontier is taking a ton of inspiration from the zoo
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Maybe this drink at the pipshot smoothie stand at the PZ event could be hinting towards parrots.
With the parrot paradise drink.
#planetzoo2
something to smile about 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💗 90 new chicks from this year's breeding season, taking the population of the kākāpō from 235 to 325 😭😭😭😭😭😭 31 years ago there were only 51 kākāpō!!!
On this day 20 years ago, we lost the greatest Wildlife Warrior. Steve united the world for the purpose of wildlife conservation. He taught everyone to love our planet. Two decades later, his message and legacy is still with us. We should all feel inspired to protect our natural world while approaching life with passion and enthusiasm. It is our greatest honour to carry on in his footsteps alongside Terri, Bindi, and Robert. We love you, Steve🤎
Today marks 112 years since Martha, the last passenger pigeon, died in the Cincinnati Zoo and the species went extinct.
There were once 5 BILLION of these birds on our lands. Imagine how different our ecosystems must have been.
It is a sad but important story and I learned a lot writing this one. Hope you enjoy it. 💚👇
https://t.co/2EwLSOpSRd
@AquaticFlapper For me it depends on if a ton of the PZ1 birds are coming back. If we get all of the 14 or so species with the new birds then I’m pretty happy. We are getting another aviary bird next week, and I can’t predict what the roster will look like. I just hope we get a macaw 🦜
The Planet Zoo Bird roster is genuinely kinda bad it is funny they marketed it on colorful birds and cohabitation in their spotlight. When it is exclusively predatory birds, oddballs and single aviary birds.