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Could keeping native species as pets save them from extinction? Here's why it's not that simple
Humans have been turning wild animals into pets for thousands of years. Pets—animals kept for companionship, not for food or work—were widespread in ancient Egypt. In Australia, First Nations groups ...
Birds often come with a lot of screeching and squawking, and if you prefer the quieter life, you might be wondering what species makes for the quietest pet birds. So, are birds quiet? It depends on ...
A lot of people have cats and dogs, but did you know birds can be fun pets too? When I was a kid, I had two birds. One died and one went blind, but my grandma's bird, a cockatiel named "Baby," lived ...
Yellow-crested cockatoos have found a sanctuary in Hong Kong's urban parks, but they face housing troubles similar to their ...
Parrots are striking, intelligent and full of personality—but they come with unique needs. Here’s what to know before ...
A well-built outdoor enclosure lets pet birds experience daylight, fresh air, and movement in a safe space. You have to think about various things, like letting them stretch their wings and meeting ...
Discover 7 amazing birds that can talk like humans, from African Greys to Hill Mynas. Learn how these intelligent species ...
Meg Edwards receives funding from the Queensland Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation and is a member of the Australian Mammal Society and Ecological Society of Australia.
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