Parakeet by far
in petco
love
its getting old
Coax it onto your finger.
slip it a roofie
Is because it will teach you be responsible for you and for a child
The three main things that help humans to survive or the three necessities:FoodWaterShelter
No, most likely not. Try and keep your parakeet away from the fan.
Let me guess at rephrasing the question: "Will a pet parakeet that has escaped its cage be able to survive in the wild, or will it die?" Is that what you mean? The answer to that depends on the climate where you live. Escaped parakeets have been able to establish breeding populations in the wild in warm places, like Florida, California, and Hawaii. There are even wild-living monk parakeets in New York. But if you live in a cold place, or a place where it gets cold in winter, well, ... A parakeet has no instinct to migrate when food becomes scarce. All parakeets eventually die. "In some places a parakeet will find no food or water even in the places listed above. the chances of getting a parakeet back that has flown away is a 1% chance by the way."
It would be alright as long as the parakeet does not feel sick or frightened at all. If the y feel frightened then the parakeet might die.
Yes