It depends which part of the world you are in. When discussing animal (or plant) species exotic means foreign (non-native to the area, introduced by humans). If you are in the toucan's natural range (in the neotropics) then no, otherwise yes.
It depends on where you live.
As cockatiels are native to Australia, they are not exotic pets for Australians. However, if you live anywhere overseas, they are essentially classified as "exotic", not being native to that area.
Yes, parrots are exotic animals and not truly domesticated with the possible exception of cockatiels and parakeets. Parrots may become good pets but some never adapt to human companionship. They require a lot of work and interaction as they are quite intelligent. In general, parrots are noisy, destructive and messy. They can also be expensive to feed and many require a specialized diet. Some of the larger birds can easily remove a finger should he not want to be touched. I currently have about 17 parrots so speak from experience.
No, cockatiels are not endangered.
In their native Australian habitat, they are found quite readily in the eastern states.
A cockatiel belongs to the bird family in the animal kingdom and is most closely related to cockatoos.
Every form of animal and plant life has a genus. The cockatiel's is Nimphicus.
An exotic animal is a rare or unusual animal kept as a pet.
It depends which exotic animal you want. An example of an exotic animal you can keep is a sugar glider. As long as the exotic pet you want is legal in your state you can usually get it.
It really depends. Some classify an exotic animal as an animal not native to the state or area you are located, so that would make any animal not normally found in your area exotic. However most people classify an exotic animal as an animal that is normally in zoos, such as big cats, primates, elephants etc.
Technically an exotic is an animal kept as a pet that is not native to the country you live in. It is also an animal that most would consider a wild animal.
Yes. Any animal can die from shock.
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an exotic livestock is a farm animal you don't see everyday like an ostrich it's exotic and it's a farm animal and also very very hard to find even online.
yes
Sugar Gliders!