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What kind habitat do parots live in?
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What mammals live in the rainforests of Africa?
parots,ant eater,birds,and alot of animals that walk on 4 legs.
What hunts parots?
Chimps and mandrills
How old can parots get?
small parrots can live 10 to 25 years big parrots can live 20 to 40 years large parrots can live 30 to 60 years they will live the longest if given good care
What animal hunts parots?
Chimps and mandrills
What pet companions did the pirates have on their ships?
parots
Are parots gay?
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What eats parots?
A tiger, a cat, and a lion from Prince Charming
What are the two birds which can talk?
And Mynahs. . . . . . . . .
Are parrot's prey?
No. They eat seeds and nuts.
Can a person live normally with one kidney and why?
Yes, most people can live a normal, healthy life with one kidney. Why? A single healthy kidney can perform the essential functions that two kidneys normally handle, including: Filtering waste products from the blood Removing excess fluid Regulating electrolytes and minerals Helping control blood pressure Producing hormones involved in red blood cell production The remaining kidney often undergoes compensatory hypertrophy, meaning it grows slightly larger and increases its filtering capacity to make up for the missing kidney. Evidence Organizations such as the National Kidney Foundation and the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases state that people born with one kidney, kidney donors, and many individuals who have had a kidney removed can generally live normal lives with few or no health problems. Are there any risks? While most people do well, having one kidney may slightly increase the long-term risk of: High blood pressure Protein in the urine (proteinuria) Mild reduction in kidney function over decades Because of this, doctors usually recommend: Regular blood pressure checks Periodic kidney function tests Staying hydrated Maintaining a healthy weight Avoiding unnecessary use of medications that can damage the kidneys (such as excessive NSAID painkillers) Bottom line Yes. A person with one healthy kidney can usually live a normal lifespan, work, exercise, have children, and participate in most daily activities without significant restrictions. Many kidney donors continue to live healthy lives for decades after donation.
What type of animals live around the Mississippi river?
Yellow flamingoes, yellow parots and best of all yellow ducks... if u really found it plz help we guys!!-0- thx
