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How high can a parrot fly up to?
The average full grown parrot can fly approximately 765 ft high.
Could a parrot fly if it did not have muscle cells Explain?
The parrot could not fly without muscle cells because they have different types of muscles than we do.
Is there a parrot that can't fly?
Yes, the Kakapo, a New Zealand parrot can't fly. Click on 'related links' below to see a picture of a Kakapo
How fast can feral parrot fly?
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What is the speed a parrot can fly?
very fast
Can a parrot hover?
No, Parrots can fly but not hover.
What is an owl parrot?
The owl parrot can't fly, and builds its nest under tree roots.
How fast can a red crowned parrot fly?
fast
How is a kite similar to a parrot?
They both fly...dur
What two animals that can fly and name them?
black robin ,parrot
What is the differences between ostrich and parrot?
The main difference is that though both are birds, only the parrot can fly. An ostrich is a flightless bird.
How much does a parrot wiegh?
depends on the parrot and how much you feed it
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