they are extinct ...
Carolina parakeets were declared extinct in 1939, but the last captive bird died in 1918 and the last wild bird was killed in 1904.
Carolina Parakeets Are ExtinctCarolina Parakeets did not migrate, unfortunately they became extinct officially in 1920. Farmers and hunters killed them off by the thousands.
All birds are vertebrates. Although the Carolina Parakeet is an extinct species, it WAS a bird and it WAS a vertebrate.
they all got shot into a million pieces
there are no more
People made them pets and killed themm to stuff.
IN central and south america
The Carolina paroquet has been extinct since 1914.
The answer is simple, the Carolina Parakeet became extinct because of human intrusion into undistributed areas. Other bird species such as the Passenger Pigeon have become extinct because of the same problem. Us being the most powerful need to stop this crisis and help preserve our wildlife. It's the only Earth we have, lets keep it. Also, even though extinction is a natural process, today humans are causing extinction at a far greater rate than has EVER occurred before.
Carolina Parakeets were native to the southeastern United States, thriving in a variety of environments, including swamps, river valleys, and open forests. They preferred habitats with abundant fruit-bearing trees, such as sycamores and willows, which provided both food and nesting sites. Their social nature often led them to form large flocks, especially in areas with plentiful resources. Unfortunately, due to habitat destruction and hunting, the species became extinct in the early 20th century.
They are not extinct.