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- Spixs macaw - Wikipedia
Spix's macaw (Cyanopsitta spixii), also known as the little blue macaw, or just blue macaw, is a macaw species that was endemic to Brazil It is a member of tribe Arini in the subfamily Arinae (Neotropical parrots), part of the family Psittacidae (the true parrots)
- Blu | Rio Wiki | Fandom
Blu is first seen sleeping as a young hatchling in an empty nest in a tree hollow Awakened by the singing of his fellow birds in the rainforest near Rio de Janeiro, Blu dances along with them
- A Deadly Circovirus Has Infected Some Of The Last Remaining Spixs . . .
With its vivid cerulean plumage and paler gray-blue head, this charismatic bird is perhaps best known as the inspiration for the 2011 animated movie Rio
- Brazil police probe plight of near-extinct blue parrot
RIO DE JANEIRO - Brazilian police said Thursday they were probing the outbreak of a lethal virus among some of the last Spix’s macaws, one of the world’s rarest birds -- made famous as the blue parrot in the 2011 animated film “Rio ” Until recent efforts to rewild the endangered species, the Spix’s macaw had not been seen in its natural habitat for 25 years Its conservation has
- What kind of bird is Blu from Rio? - The Institute for Environmental . . .
The Enchanting World of Rio and the Mystery of Blu’s Species The Rio films captivated audiences with vibrant animation and a compelling storyline centered around Blu, a rare bird living a domesticated life But what kind of bird is Blu from Rio? The answer lies in understanding the plight of one of the world’s most endangered avian species
- Are the Rio Birds Extinct? The Status of the Spix’s Macaw
Explore the complex status of the Spix’s Macaw, the blue bird from “Rio ” Understand its journey from wild disappearance to hopeful reintroduction efforts
- What Bird is Blue from Rio: Discover the Endangered Spixs Macaw and . . .
Have you ever wondered about the charming blue bird from the animated movie "Rio"? If you’ve seen the film, you probably remember Blu, the lovable Spix's Macaw who embarks on a thrilling adventure in the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro
- The Spixs Macaw | Latina Republic
The blue birds from the movie are called Spix’s Macaws They are important not only because of their unique role in biodiversity and ecological health but also because they symbolize conservation efforts to protect endangered species
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