Sentences with phrase «powerful beak»
«He got close, very close, close enough that his snorting and spitting plus the look in his enraged eyes above his snapping powerful beak made us retreat in a panic.»
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A scarlet macaw should be allowed outside of the cage for at least 2 hours a day (4 or 5 is better) and should also be given plenty of chew toys to help it exercise the powerful beak and jaws.
Pet Greys should be allowed to spend a minimum of one to two hours out of their cages daily and should be provided with plenty of bird - safe chew toys to facilitate exercising their powerful beaks.
Large parrots have very powerful beaks, and owners must realize that even sweet, tame pets can cause these sorts of severe injuries in the blink of an eye if they get frightened or otherwise upset.
These powerful beaks are useful for opening seeds, the main diet of parrots.
Parrots» curious nature and powerful beaks put them at a high risk of being poisoned by toxic substances in their environment.
Stainless - steel cages are also ideal for larger parrots, which can live for decades and have the most powerful beaks.
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The larger tadpoles were also sporting powerful tails and serious - looking beaks.
Most of them looked a little bit like today's dolphins — streamlined bodies, long beak - like snouts, and powerful tail fins.
These bold and powerful birds are living proof that «size doesn't matter» — although they are the largest parrot species, they are widely known as «gentle giants», and despite their intimidating beaks, they have a reputation for being extremely friendly, sweet, and affectionate.
Not to mention, a Cockatoo's beak is capable of... MORE producing a very powerful 3 - way bite that could cause painful injuries to little fingers if the bird should become upset.
The scientific name of the common snapping turtle, Chelydra serpentina, is a nod to the very long, agile, and «snake - like» neck of the species — angered snapping turtles are able to maneuver their necks with surprising speed and dexterity in a bid to ward off attackers with a powerful snap of their beak - like jaws.