The sexual organs are located near the rear of the bird. Both male and female birds have a sexual organ that is called the cloaca.
I wasn't aware cockatiels (or any parrots, for that matter) had external sex organs. Aren't they internal for both males and females, inside the cloaca?
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Urine is expelled via the urethra located above the vaginal opening.
Contrary to popular belief, female cockatiels can learn to speak, it's just not as common as males.
They can, but it is the males that are more likely to learn to whistle.
Lutino cockatiels are a colour not a gender. However, it does happen that because of the genetics and chromosones they are most often female although there are some males lutinos around (or there wouldn't be any left.)
Yes, that's how you get more cockatiels.
External!External fertilization takes place in fishes. This means that the sperm cell of a male is linked together with the egg cell of a female in the external bodies of the individual fish.
Frogs use external fertilization. both mates will excrete mucus out of their bodies... the mucus contains their sex cells... therefore, the male and female mucus will mix up and causes fertilization. External, the female lays eggs onto small braches, leaves or rocks in a pond/ river or close to a water source, the male then fertilizes them (externally), in most cases as the female is laying the eggs
No. Macaws are bigger. Cockatiels are only 12 inches long, and their bodyshape on slender. Smallest macaw, Red-Shouldered Macaw, is about the same lenght, but is much more sturdy, and has lot bigger beak.
It is when an egg is fertilized outside the bodies of the ones reproducing. So the eggs are fertilized after they are laid.
All of the organs of a female are internal. I'm not quite sure what you mean about external?
The mammary glands are an external female reproductive organ.
Yes, cockatiels love almonds. They have calcium and protein. If you have a female cockatiel feed her these when she is laying eggs.
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