The 6 Most Aggressive Parrots

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1.Green Wing Macaws

Green Wing Macaws need large cages/aviaries, regular bathing, toys, attention, and a balanced diet. They can get bored or aggressive if neglected.

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2.Blue and Yellow Macaws

Large, social birds (36" head to tail). Not beginner-friendly. Need time, space, and a partner. Lifespan up to 80 years.

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3.Hyacinth Macaws

Expensive to buy and maintain. Need high-fat diet, sturdy wooden toys, careful monitoring, and 2-hour outdoor playtime.

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4.Bare-Eyed Cockatoos

intelligent, social pets. Need training and attention. Expressive personalities, potential for aggression. Requires exercise and monitoring.

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5.Moluccan Cockatoos

Experienced owners, no kids; 3hr daily exercise; allergenic dust; male aggression; high-fat diet risks.

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6.Crimson Rosella

Tough to keep as pets. Untameable, not affectionate, may bite. Better as aviary birds. Can learn basic tricks, prefer group socialization.

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Small parrots like lovebirds, parrotlets, cockatiels, and conures can be aggressive due to their loud screeches, curved beaks, and bites.

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To calm an aggressive parrot: Address the cause, give space, establish trust, use positive reinforcement, create a calm environment.