The little macaw is feeling uncomfortable.
The father of the macaw actually suggested that it eat dirt.
What's going on?
Let's take a look together!
Note:
Children, please don't imitate!
Some plants in the forest produce natural toxins in order to prevent them from being eaten. For birds, if they eat too much, they will have diarrhea, stomachache, or other symptoms of poisoning.
The clay by the river contains minerals, which can absorb toxins when eaten in the stomach. Not only parrots, but also many animals in the wild eat soil to stop diarrhea and detoxify.
Only large parrots in the wild eat dirt. Domestic, small parrots do not eat soil.
Children, please don't imitate!
Intention: language expression