Very possible. Since one and a half acres of the Amazon Rainforest are getting chopped down for paper and lumber per second, we might as well believe that loss of habitat is the main reason why parrots are going extinct. But that's not actually the main reason why parrots are. They actually are getting extinct mainly because of poachers in S. America and Mexico that smuggle these birds into the U.S. One of every four birds that gets shipped to America and other countries die. And millions are sold, so you might imagine that so many parrots die.
Parrots are becoming extinct due to poachers in South America and Mexico. Trapping and hunting has reduced the number of parrots greatly.
no
they don't. they are extinct
yes
nature disaster
yes they are getting extinct because we are killing them
No. They are no where near extinction! They are not even endangered! I have a Quaker Parrot, they're are thousands if not millions.
they are getting extinct because human beings are killing them
NO!! do fruit even get extinct?
sharks are not extinct.... yet! They have a huge species but they still have a high change of getting extinct.
You can talk TO anything. Rocks, trees, God... Talking WITH - getting an understandable answer - is another thing entirely. On that scale, parrots don't rate that well.
Because they are annoying