“There’s hope again" for the future of the the Spix's macaw.

The Spix macaw, a bird that had once vanished in the wild, is now thriving in its South American homeland after a successful breeding programme

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These incredible animals will never roam Earth again. These are just some of the animals that have gone extinct in the past 150 years.

Macaws are social creatures that form close pair bonds; therefore, they are ideally suited as pets provided their extensive needs are met. These powerful –

After the Spix's macaw was poached into extinction, a former poacher and some questionable bird collectors ultimately worked with governments, scientists and environmental activists to find captive birds who were able to breed with suitable mates and be transferred to a giant aviary in Brazil and eventually introduced into their native home in the Caatinga dry forest. Now the first eight Spix's macaws are flying through their native lands and dozens more will be released soon.

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